11 - Network architecture of CCTV IP systems - Dallmeier CCTV IP Academy

An overview of digital network CCTV systems and the limitations are explained in a clear and easy to understand video clip.
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[@silviomhula5837]

Interesting view of storage

[@GOLIATHDarce]

Excellent, thank you

[@manojkumarkm5020]

Hello sir, could you please explain the DVR architecture please

[@temitaiwo1141]

Thanks for the clarity of your post as always.
I have a model of the wireless NVR which is Wnvr2008-B1 with 8 wireless ip cams of model: HCN-H23X6. The issue is two of the ip cams are out of the NVR's Wi-Fi range & neither the NVR nor the ip cam have a repeater feature. I intend to exerted the NVR Wi-Fi signal with my Tp-link TL-MR3240 router but the issue is how do I configure this to work! Three NVR has two different ip addresses:
a. Basic:
Network: static ip, ip address: 192.168.0.xxx, subnet: 255:255:255:0 gateway: 192.168.0.1
b. Network status:
ip status: 172.20.18.xx, gateway status: 172.20.18.1, DNS1: 172.20.18.1
My question is which of these ip's do I configure the router to so as to be able to extend the NVR Wi-Fi to the two distant cameras.
The ip cams "ip address" are within 172.20.18.xxx range.
Thank you

[@Dallmeier-video-security]

Hello Temi Taiwo, thank you very much for your message. Unfortunately we cannot help you with your support request because the NVR and cameras mentioned are not Dallmeier products.
Please direct your support request to the manufacturer of the recorder/ camera.
If you have a Dallmeier product in use, you can contact our technical support via our support website at www.dallmeier.com/service/support Best regards Your Dallmeier Team