RF Detector?

Take a computer that is not connected to the internet and plug the NVR into the ethernet port of the computer. Make sure the computer and NVR are on the same IP subnet. Then open a web browser and type in the IP address of the NVR or open SmartPSSLite.
 
You shouldn't need to be proficient in networking to run some of these steps, especially this part:
In terms of router security:
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To try and put your mind at rest regarding this statement:
The scanner turned up 7 active IP addresses from the previous IP range 192.169.X.XXX that have no mac addresses. I can ping them and get a response, but the connection times out if I enter the IP address in a browser. These IP addresses NEVER showed up in the past with scan, so it makes me wonder what changed.
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Firstly, I have NO IDEA how your LAN ended up on 192.169.0.0 IP range in the first place. Look up "Private IPs" as defined in RFC1918 - these are blocks of IP ranges dedicated for use on LANs, not the public internet...
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If you are struggling to interpret the results, just post them here. What AV are you running on your PC (and what OS)?
 
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