If you done everything correctly, you'll notice that not only does it connect to your cameras, but it connects a lot faster that Swann's DDNS ever did (I've never been a big fan of Swann's DDNS service). Save your settings (a little floppy disc icon in the upper right corner), then select "Live View". Keep port at 8000, enter your existing User Name and Password (this was already setup in you DVR). Next to Address, enter your current WAN IP (you can find what your IP address is by going to ). Change Register Mode from UID to IP/Domain. Step 3: Create ANY name you want for an "Alias'. Tap the "+" in the upper right corner, so that you can create a new device. Step 2: Tap the 3 hamburger lines in the upper left corner of your app (this should show a 4 icon set to appear), select the 3rd icon from the left. This might require the help of someone savvy enough to do this, but generally shouldn't be too hard to do (you will need to log into your router).
Forward port 8000 to the IP address of your DVR/NVR.
Step 1: You're going to need to create a "Port-forwarding" entry in your router. You can keep your current camera configuration (just in case Swann ever figures out how to run a DDNS service properly), just turn it off and create a 2nd device, as if you had a camera system at your camp.
You can still view your cameras using your smartphone, by going around their DDNS service. (their DDNS service) went down sometime in the last few days and hasn't come back up yet.
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