C-MOR remote access only enables users to access the C-MOR self. The direct access to connected IP cameras is not possible since the remote access is limited to one TCP-IP port. Each direct camera access (the camera web interface) requires an extra TCP-IP port. C-MOR offers extended remote access configurations to access also the cameras. Please contact C-MOR directly if this is required.
C-MOR Video Surveillance Online Manual V6
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- Introduction
- 1 Installation
- 2 Web Interface
- 3 Administration
- 3.1 System Administration
- 3.1.1 System Name
- 3.1.2 Change IP Settings
- 3.1.3 Generating and installing SSL Certificates
- 3.1.4 Proxy Server Configuration
- 3.1.5 Email Alarm
- 3.1.6 Set Time
- 3.1.7 Configuration of the Time Zone
- 3.1.8 Time Server Configuration
- 3.1.9 Maintenance Mode, activation and deactivation of Recordings
- 3.1.10 Storage Time of Recordings
- 3.1.11 Automated Deletion of oldest Recordings
- 3.1.12 Change Camera Configuration
- 3.1.13 User Administration
- 3.1.14 Access control according to the two-man rule
- 3.1.15 Setup User Settings and Permissions
- 3.1.16 FTP Server Configuration
- 3.1.17 SFTP Server Configuration
- 3.1.18 Language
- 3.1.19 Start Page Configuration
- 3.1.20 Remote Access
- 3.1.21 Stacking configuration of the C-MOR Slaves
- 3.1.22 Software and Camera Updates
- 3.1.23 License Upgrade
- 3.1.24 Backups
- 3.1.25 Sytem Restart
- 3.1.26 System Shutdown
- 3.2 Camera Configuration
- 3.2.1 General Description of Configuration Options
- 3.2.2 Camera Configuration, Integration of Existing Camera
- 3.2.3 Camera Type
- 3.2.4 Manual configuration of a camera
- 3.2.5 Camera Activation
- 3.2.6 Protocols
- 3.2.7 E-Mail-Alarm by Motion-Detection
- 3.2.8 The C-MOR PTZ Control
- 3.2.9 Usage of the PTZ control
- 3.1 System Administration
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- Docs
- C-MOR Video Surveillance ...
- 3 Administration
- 3.1 System Administration
- 3.1.20 Remote Access
- 3.1.20.1 Remote Access Limitations