Video Monitoring System

I have just downloaded the Cisco Video Monitoring System. The look and feel are GREAT! BUT... I cant seem to figure out how to make it work for me
I have 2 monitors i would like the Cisco Video Monitoring System on SCREEN #2 not Screen #1.. and there are no setting in the program to make this happen or at least i have not found one. I have tried to run the program with the argument -window and it does not seem to respond to that does anyone have a work around for this? to make this program work for me i must be able to work on screen 1 and have the cisco monitoring program on screen #2 Please help!!!!! ASAP

I am not 100% I understood the question so let me restate it to be sure.
You have a IP based video camera and you want to know if you can use a dynamic DNS service to remotely manage/view the camera.
As long as the video camera is IP based then the use of a dynamic DNS service to remotely access it is possible. In order to do this there are a couple critical steps to make sure happen.
1) Setup the camera so it can be accessed locally via a static IP
2) Configure your border router, for SMB this is usually the firewall, to forward the correct traffic to the camera. If you only have 1 global ip address then you may want to look at PAT aka NAT overloading. If you have multiple global ip adddress' then using 1 via NAT is probabally your best option. Make sure that when your doing this step you also create the access-list rules to allow the traffic to pass.
Now steps 1 and 2 is what you would normally do for any connection from outside the office. The next step is where dynamic DNS will come into play.
3) Setup your dynamic DNS entry. This step will vary from vendor to vendor but generally the people who use a Dynamic DNS service only have 1 Dynamic IP address. If this matches your situation then you can place the dynamic DNS client, or whatever the service uses to identify your current ip address, on a workstation or server that is using the same global ip as the camera. Normally this means anywhere, but if you have more than 1 dynamic global address then be aware of where it is going as you don't want the wrong ip populated for dynamic dns.
Now your done. You should be able to go to access it from your dynamic dns entry i.e. securitycam.dynamicdnsservice.com
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Hi there,
I'm pretty sure these questions have been asked before - but could not find answers to these.
Setup:
When running a Video Surveillance setup, with up to 16, PVC2300 cameras connected to the Video Monitoring System (LBAVMS16):
1. Does the PC running LBAVMS16 need to be "on" all the time for the video feed to be stored on a NSS device?
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Phone: +358 40 774 6719
Email: [email protected]

Hello,
First, you want to use SWVMS16. Its the newer Small Business Software Video Monitoring System that will work with WVC210, PVC2300, WVC2300, and PVC300 (new).
http://www.cisco.com/cisco/web/solutions/small_business/products/security/small_business_video_surveillance_cameras/index.html
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Please upgrade both the PVC2300 and WVC2300 to 'Camera' FW version 1.0.1 for it to work with SWVMS16.
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SE US Field Channel

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Browse to Program Files\Cisco\Video Monitoring System. Look in that folder for RegEx.exe. If the file is there, open it and select Invalidate Password. This will allow you to use the default password: admin
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You can find a support number at the following link: www.cisco.com/go/sbsc

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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps6918/ps9692/ps9944/ps9950/data_sheet_c78-508956.html
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Hi Gergely,
We have heard of this happening before.
Yeah, if you dont see the login screen prompting you to set a PW, then there is one set.
1st time install looks like this...
So this means you probably need to reset the user account via registry, here is the steps and let me know if this can fix it:
(Always consult with your System Administrator if not famaliar with this).
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