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by cg it Accepted solution
or video feed out of the system?
I would check with the DVR system and see if they have logs or a real time console session where you can see whos getting a feed. Shifting through mountains of connection data to find out where packets are going can be a daunting task.
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by seanferd Accepted solution
If it does, and keeps them in a usable form, sort out the entries involving the DVR IP. You may even be able to import these into Wireshark for easy analysis.
Or, run Wireshark on a machine that can capture the packets between the router and the internet. Set a filtering rule so you only capture packets relevant for a WAN connection to the DVR.
by cg it Accepted solution
you can monitor in real time, inbound and outbound traffic via a particular ip and port.
I use syslog watcher.
note: the router has to support syslogs.
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