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This article is part of a series dedicated to use cases involving RUT routers and <b>Hikvision</b> cameras. Here you will find instructions on how to configure a surveillance system that can be managed and controlled remotely via smartphone with the help of VPN and a single RUT router. | This article is part of a series dedicated to use cases involving RUT routers and <b>Hikvision</b> cameras. Here you will find instructions on how to configure a surveillance system that can be managed and controlled remotely via smartphone with the help of VPN and a single RUT router. | ||
If you're looking for something else | If you're looking for something else camera related, you may find the information you need in one of these related articles: | ||
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<b>Overview</b> | <b>Overview</b> | ||
The cameras and the NVR are connected via Ethernet cables to a PoE switch, which is connected to an RUT router, placing all devices in the same LAN | The cameras and the NVR are connected via Ethernet cables to a PoE switch, which is connected to an RUT router, placing all devices in the same LAN. The end user then connects to the NVR via the <b>Hik-Connect</b> smartphone app. | ||
==Step 1: configure the NVR and cameras== | ==Step 1: configure the NVR and cameras== | ||