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Remote Intelbras Access with Remotizze Cloud

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Summary
Learn how to set up Intelbras Remotizze cloud on DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras, link devices to your account, test remote viewing from the internet, and lock things down with a few simple security steps.

Remote Intelbras Access with Remotizze Cloud

Remotizze is Intelbras’ cloud remote access service.

It lets you view and manage devices like:

  • DVRs and NVRs
  • IP cameras
  • Video doorbells

…without dealing with:

  • Public IPs
  • Port forwarding
  • DDNS

Instead of juggling NAT and firewall rules, the device opens a secure P2P tunnel to Intelbras’ cloud.
You log in with your account—from the app or browser—and the cloud does the matchmaking.

1. Why use Remotizze?

Remotizze is especially handy when:

  • The ISP uses CGNAT, and you can’t get a usable public IP.
  • You don’t want to expose ports like 80 or 37777 to the internet.
  • You need something simple for non-technical users to view cameras remotely.

In practice, you get:

  • 🚀 Fast remote access with almost zero network configuration.
  • 🔒 Encrypted P2P connections through Intelbras’ cloud.
  • ☁️ Support for several Intelbras devices in one account.
  • 📱 A single mobile app and web portal for access.

2. Requirements before starting

Before turning on Remotizze, verify a few basics.

2.1 Network and account checklist

You’ll need:

  • 🌐 Working internet on the site where the device is installed.
  • 📶 Proper DNS configuration on the device (for example, 8.8.8.8).
  • 🔌 The device connected by Ethernet to the router’s LAN.
  • 📱 A free Remotizze / Intelbras Cloud account.
  • 🔢 The device serial number (S/N), printed on the label or shown in the interface.

2.2 Default IP addresses and credentials

Common Intelbras defaults you’ll see in the field:

Device typeDefault IPUserPassword
DVR / NVR Intelbras192.168.1.108adminadmin
Intelbras IP camera192.168.1.108adminadmin
Intelbras OLT/Switch192.168.1.1adminadmin

Tip: Use these only to get in the first time. Change the password as soon as remote access is working.

3. Create your Remotizze / Intelbras Cloud account

You can create the account either through the web or directly from the mobile app.

3.1 Creating via the web portal

  1. Open:
    https://remotizze.intelbras.com.br
  2. Click “Cadastre-se” / “Sign up”.
  3. Enter your e-mail, password and country.
  4. Confirm the registration via the link sent to your inbox.
  5. Log in to the Remotizze dashboard.

3.2 Creating via the mobile app

Alternatively:

  1. Install the Intelbras iSIC 6 app (Android / iOS).
  2. Open the app and choose Create account.
  3. Follow the steps to register with e-mail and password.

Your credentials will work both in the app and on the web portal.

4. Connect the Intelbras device to the network

Now we’ll place the DVR/NVR or camera on the LAN so it can reach the internet and the Remotizze cloud.

4.1 Physical connection

  1. Connect an Ethernet cable from the device to a LAN port on the router.
  2. Make sure link LEDs on both sides light up.

4.2 IP and network configuration

On the device local menu or web interface:

  1. Go to Settings → Network.
  2. Choose DHCP mode so the device gets an IP automatically from the router.

If you prefer a fixed IP:

  • IP: 192.168.1.108 (example, adjust to your LAN)
  • Mask: 255.255.255.0
  • Gateway: 192.168.1.1
  • DNS: 8.8.8.8 or your preferred DNS
  1. Save and apply.

Then check the status screen on the device:

  • It should show as connected to the internet.
  • The IP, gateway and DNS should all look valid.

Note: If internet status is “Disconnected”, fix basic connectivity first—no Remotizze magic will work without proper WAN access.

5. Enable Remotizze on the device

The steps change slightly between DVRs/NVRs and IP cameras, but the idea is the same: turn on the cloud / P2P option.

5.1 On DVRs and NVRs

On the local menu (or web interface):

  1. Go to Settings → Network → Remotizze / Intelbras Cloud / P2P.
  2. Turn on Enable Remotizze (or similar toggle).
  3. Wait until the status changes to “Connected” or “Online”.
  4. Note the serial number (S/N) and/or QR Code displayed.

5.2 On IP cameras

From a browser on the same LAN:

  1. Access the camera:

    http://192.168.1.108

    (Adjust IP if you changed it.)

  2. Log in with the admin credentials.

  3. Go to Settings → Network → P2P / Remotizze / Cloud.

  4. Enable Remotizze / P2P.

  5. Wait for the Online status.

If the status stays offline:

  • Double-check DNS and gateway.
  • Confirm firmware is up to date.
  • Make sure no firewall is blocking outbound connections.

With Remotizze active on the device, we just need to “adopt” it into your cloud account.

You can do this from the web portal or iSIC 6 app.

6.1 Add device in the portal or app

  1. Log in to remotizze.intelbras.com.br or open iSIC 6.

  2. Click “Adicionar dispositivo / Add Device”.

  3. Choose one of the methods:

    • Scan the QR Code displayed on the device screen; or
    • Type the S/N (serial number) manually.

  4. Give the device a meaningful name, such as:

    • Store - Front Cameras
    • Headquarters NVR

  5. Click Save / Confirm.

If everything is OK, the device should show up in the list with Online status.

Tip: Use clear names and locations. Six months from now, “DVR1” and “Cam2” won’t help anyone figure out what’s what.

7. Test remote access from outside the LAN

Now for the real test: access from the internet, not from the same Wi-Fi.

  1. On your phone or notebook, disconnect from the local Wi-Fi.
  2. Use 4G/5G or another external connection.
  3. Open the Remotizze web portal or iSIC 6 app.
  4. Log in and select the device you just added.

You should see:

  • Live video from cameras.
  • Playback options (if using DVR/NVR).
  • Basic management controls.

If the device appears as Offline:

  • Confirm Remotizze is still enabled on the device.
  • Check that the internet link at the site is up.
  • Reboot the device and router as a simple test.
  • Update the device firmware if there is a newer, recommended version.

8. Extra configuration and security tips

Once everything is online, take a few minutes to harden the setup.

8.1 Change the default admin password

  • Replace admin / admin with a strong, unique password.
  • Avoid reusing the same password across multiple sites.

8.2 Set correct time (NTP)

Accurate time is critical for logs and video evidence.

  • Configure an NTP server in the device, like pool.ntp.org.
  • Confirm the timezone and local time are correct.

8.3 Recording and alerts

Depending on your device:

  • Enable continuous recording or motion-based recording.
  • Configure event notifications (motion, tampering, loss of video).
  • Tune sensitivity to avoid floods of false alarms.

8.4 User accounts and permissions

Instead of giving everyone the admin login:

  • Create separate users for operators, managers or guards.
  • Limit who can view only vs. who can change settings.

Tip: Keep an access sheet for each customer/site: who has accounts, what their roles are, and which devices they can see.

9. Making Remotizze part of a bigger toolkit with MKController

Remotizze is great at what it does: simple cloud access for Intelbras video devices.

But in real networks you usually also have:

  • MikroTik routers
  • Other vendors’ switches and APs
  • Multiple sites and VLANs
  • Equipment with and without public IPs

That’s where MKController and NATCloud come into play.

9.1 Centralized, multi-vendor view with MKController

With MKController you can:

  • Monitor uptime, ping and availability for Intelbras devices and other brands.
  • Discover new equipment automatically using SNMP and LLDP.
  • See which sites are down without waiting for customers to call.
  • Mix cameras, routers, OLTs and switches in the same dashboard.

9.2 Remote access without public IP using NATCloud

Even with Remotizze handling cameras, you often need to reach:

  • The router,
  • The switch,
  • Other equipment on the same site.

Many times there’s no public IP, or opening ports is not allowed.

NATCloud solves this by:

  • Creating outbound tunnels from the site to MKController.
  • Giving technicians secure remote access without port forwarding.
  • Working even behind CGNAT or multiple layers of NAT.

Where MKController helps: Remotizze makes Intelbras cameras and recorders easy to reach from anywhere. MKController and NATCloud extend that simplicity to the rest of the network, with monitoring, discovery and remote access in a single control plane.

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