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Baitball Blogger

(47,871 posts)
Sat Jan 28, 2017, 10:01 AM Jan 2017

This is a combined Computer/DVR issue.

A day or two ago, Mozilla did an update on my system and everything began to run slowly. I didn't connect the problem right away to the Mozilla update so I may have made the situation worse when I responded with a file and registry cleanup using ccleaner. Everything was working fine last night, but this morning Mozilla won't let me connect to my DVR. Tried Google Chrome, but I learned that you don't even have the option to enable NAPI on Google Chrome.

I was using an autonat for my DVR (which was sort of forced on me when I purchased a new DVR - many of these things turn out to be DIY projects even when you get help). The process use to be resolved by granting Permissions in Firefox, but, I understand, that is no longer available. I possibly closed that door when Mozilla updated itself.

I suspect I need to figure out how to port forward using the new DVR in order to access video through the LAN. It was something I was avoiding because it required relearning a whole new DVR system.

So quick questions: Is anyone familiar with a browser that can poke a hole to access autonat through WAN?

If not, refresh my memory on port forwarding for LAN. If I recall, I need to get IPscanner, figure out which address is available for the DVR and port forward through the router. Then, access the address through the url. Right?

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This is a combined Computer/DVR issue. (Original Post) Baitball Blogger Jan 2017 OP
Are you trying to reach the DVR from the LAN or from the internet? discntnt_irny_srcsm Jan 2017 #1
Not sure how I did it, but it's working now. Baitball Blogger Jan 2017 #2
Cool discntnt_irny_srcsm Jan 2017 #3

discntnt_irny_srcsm

(18,569 posts)
1. Are you trying to reach the DVR from the LAN or from the internet?
Sat Jan 28, 2017, 12:16 PM
Jan 2017

You should be able to be able to get a list of IP addresses for your LAN from your router.

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