Option 3: Buy or build a windows based computer/server for use as a NVR and buy a POE switch and install Blue Iris software to manage it. (Onvif compliant) For the most part plug and go. Option 2: So from what I have gather is that many of their systems were made by Dahua and should be easy to buy a Dahua NVR of similar specs and use their software and their web/phone apps to remote view. Please reframe from “you shouldn’t have bought Q-See in the first place (Yes Yes I know). (Maybe port forwarding and how to do it). I want to use this as a brain storming area and pick people’s knowledge. However, everything I’ve read about it states this could open your network up to hacker attacks. Basically, turning off your router’s firewall and allowing an outside connection directly to your NVR. Q-See has recommended to use remote access via DMZ and enable DHCP. Many people are about to find out their Q-See systems will stop P2P sharing and will not be able to remote view because the vendor is going out of business tomorrow. This post is about to generate 1000's of views.
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