HOW CAN I FIND IP AND PORT # ?
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I don't know because I didn't set it up. I asked the person who did and he said he found it on the administrative page during set up.
1205776
sorry I no longer have that imfo.that imformation is avable on bash web sight.
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Well, that is too general to give any piece of advice. Connect, reconnect, try at least reaching the Admin interface - Does that work ? Pings mean nothing as that (the NIC card) only needs to be energized to respond to ping. Try resetting the configuration, see if you get the Web Admin Screen obviously your IP will change. Good luck.
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find the ipaddress of the camera by using the IPcamera client from HooToo's web site for your camera. enter that address into your browesr login with "admin admin" then assign a static address. go into your router and assign the address you put in the camera and the port port forwarding. go to the internet and go to myipaddress.com and it will tell you your IP. then from another computer on the web enter your ip with :port xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:port enter the user ID "admin" and password "admin"
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Open up web browser while connected to the internet through router. Type in the address bar; 192.168.1.1 It will give you basic information about router. When clicking on wireless settings it will ask for user name and password. Default is as such; username: admin password: admin. Change settings to password protect. Most common type is wep2. Older systems such as early android or win xp work better with standard wep protection.
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1.Log in to BASIC NETWORK SETTINGS and change HTTP port to 80902.Then login to your router where your camera was configured. Depends what kind of router. Go to their site http.....?3.Find port settings and input 8090 on both inbound/outbound4.Get IP ADDRESS through whatismyipaddress.com5.Must know your camera name and input correct info. Follow steps. You should be able to type your camera name, IP, port, username and pass.
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Connect it to wired router/switch and http to its ip address to configure it. Should be 192.168.0.1 or something.
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Yes, in Settings, Network, TCP/IP Setup you have a choice:TCP/IP Setup Obtain an IP address automatically(DHCP)Use the following IP address Obtain DNS Server address automaticallyUse the following DNS server address HTTP/RTSP port: RTP port range: -- HTTP/RTSP Authentication method:Use Basic AuthenticationUse Digest Access Authentication
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I'm not sure. It works with receiving on/off commands via http (e.g. httpaddress/ 0?11117=I=0 for on, 0?13117=I=0 for off. maybe it's a matter of finding the right command set.
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May need to port map and get an external IP address. No-ip has free packages.
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Jeff/Emily, I don't believe so. The router is an IP device. As such, it thinks in IP address numbers, not URLs. I have not setup any incoming or outgoing logs but perhaps you may be able to setup something that allows you to monitor IP addresses. But that doesn't tell you the web address/URL. If you're watching over your kids PC usage, best bet is to monitor the browser history assuming they're not yet savvy enough to clear it on a regular basis. If you're watching over employees, best of luck.
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The default IP for a newly installed device is 192.168.10.100. You need to set a wired computer on your network to static IP of 192.168.10.50 or any thing in the 10.xx range then you should be able to get to 192.168.10.100 and the set the IP to an IP in your network. You can also use the utility on the disk to pre configure it.
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No Idea. but mine works great, so I never worried about it, especially since it was so cheap. My thinking is , if for some reason it craps out after a couple of years , I will just replace it. The people I bought mine from are awesome as far as customer service goes. I called them and they just took over my computer with my assistance, and they set it up from their office. Print the setup pages when they are done should you have to set it up again . This way you have a printed copy of all the ports, IP addresses , etc. etc. Good Luck Bob
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Please use a PC to find the camera IP or go to the router to find the camera IP and then you type the camera IP in the browser of your Mac.
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The best would be to telnet/ssh into it and run: /export compact file compact.txtAnd then just fix up all the port names/etc.
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Navigate to the TCP/IP tab (Control Panel>Network>TCP/IP) and click on the edit button under the IP Address heading. You can input your Jumbo Frame info in the window that pops up.
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By default the E2000 is configured for DHCP from the factory. To modify it use a browser to connect to the E2000. The default IP address is 192.168.1.1. The default username and password is admin admin (all lower case). This should bring up the basic setup page. Midway down is the DHCP configuration. Ensure that it says "Enabled". By default there are 50 DHCP addressed. To modify the DHCP scope change the 4th octet to the desired beginning number. 100 is the default. Be sure to click the Save button at the bottom of the configuration page to keep the new configuration.