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7.1 Remote Viewing Using a Web Browser
GV-VMS has a built-in WebCam Server that allows you to remotely view and manage the camera
images from GV-VMS using a Web browser. Different browsers have slightly different user interfaces.
Note:
1. For Internet connection, GV-VMS must have an IP address or domain name from ISP. If the IP
address is dynamic, you may use the DDNS service to directly change IP addresses to
GV-VMS. For the service, see Dynamic DNS in Chapter 9.
2. Make sure the remote PC used to access GV-VMS meets the recommended system
requirements mentioned above.
3. If a router or firewall is installed with the GV-VMS system, ensure the following communication
ports required by the WebCam Server are open: Command Port (4550), Data Port (5550), Audio
Port (6550) and HTTP Port (80).
1. To enable the WebCam Server on GV-VMS, click Home
> Toolbar > Network >
WebCam Server. The Server Setup dialog box appears. You can click OK to close the dialog
box for now and modify the default configurations later.
2. On a remote computer, open a Web browser and type the IP address or domain name of
GV-VMS. The Webcam Login dialog box appears.
Note: If the default HTTP port 80 has been changed, type a colon and the port number after the IP
address, for example, Http://192.168.3.199:81/.
3. Type a user ID and password created on GV-VMS.
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