Can someone tell me what the default IP is of this camera? I can't seem to get there...
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Your router must be set up to be a DHCP server (most are by default set that way). Then follow the easy set up procedure whick can be fould at https://www.mydlink.com/download (then select your camera model). It works like a champ! D-Link has excellent documentation in my opinion. Hope this helps!
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Here is probably what you want to do.1) Configure your router's DHCP server to assign a specific IP address for the camera's MAC address. (There should be a label on the camera with a MAC address printed). 2) Connect the camera to your router using a CAT5/6 cable so it would get a IP address assigned via DHCP.3) Open a web browser and connect to camera at the IP address assigned.4) Go to the Wireless setup screen, do Site Survey and pick the wireless network you want to connect to and enter the required WPA2 password.Once you confirmed the WiFi connection is working, you can unplug the CAT5/6 cable. Here is probably what you want to do.1) Configure your router's DHCP server to assign a specific IP address for the camera's MAC address. (There should be a label on the camera with a MAC address printed). 2) Connect the camera to your router using a CAT5/6 cable so it would get a IP address assigned via DHCP.3) Open a web browser and connect to camera at the IP address assigned.4) Go to the Wireless setup screen, do Site Survey and pick the wireless network you want to connect to and enter the required WPA2 password.Once you confirmed the WiFi... » Read More Here is probably what you want to do.1) Configure your router's DHCP server to assign a specific IP address for the camera's MAC address. (There should be a label on the camera with a MAC address printed). 2) Connect the camera to your router using a CAT5/6 cable so it would get a IP address assigned via DHCP.3) Open a web browser and connect to camera at the IP address assigned.4) Go to the Wireless setup screen, do Site Survey and pick the wireless network you want to connect to and enter the required WPA2 password.Once you confirmed the WiFi connection is working, you can unplug the CAT5/6 cable. « Show Less
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It is dynamic. Up to your router. Check in your router, most will tell you what device is using what ip. Otherwise use a scanner such as http://www.radmin.com/about/news/index.php?ID=7368
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once you know what port it's on.. you'll find out by signing into your router and looking at "my network" lets say it's on port 4.. do into firewall settings, then to dmz host.. then enter your camera's ip address - example: 192.168.1.4 the 4 is the port it's on.. your network page will tell you the address.. dmz host address will allow incoming from, lets say your cell phone or another computer outside your network..
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to set it up you need to connect camera straight up to routee then go online to your account click video tab then you get optionro add camera click that and system will assign your camera a ip address make sure you select wireless setup camera software softwarw should install
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If you are using the program that came with the camera called multi-live. When you logon to your camera from your computer at home. You will open it and sign in. THen go to settings. From settings you can access your ip address that you need for internet address will be listed in under your settings. I am not at home so I am not able to log in right now to show you exactly where. but if you look around under your settings , i believe its under camera and click on that you should find a bunch of addresses. Just look for intranet. Hope this helps
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It would be awesome to see a Proof in this. Could you perhaps make some good quality Cam Pictures form the Side(s) with your non IPS Panel?Its the same Issue in Europe with IPS / VA Panels mixeup.Thx a Million :)
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You should hook up the camera directly to your router with a cable. You should be able to access then. You need your id and password. The default id is admin. There is an option for return to factory settings in the Setting area.
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its not ip based....its an analog camera that can either be connected to a tv or a dvr.
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I had exactly the same issue. I have bought a female RJ45 connector and tried to fix it, but the cable on the camera has a none standard color code and no where to find wiring information. After two nights of frustration try to make it work I finally gave it up. Another whole night search a replacement camera from Zmodo ends nothing. They seems no longer make this kind of camera (wired PoE IP). What a disappointment. Now I have to rearrange the remaining three cameras and leave some area uncovered.
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Using your web browse....If you can log into the camera like you would normally to set it up, there is a sub section labeled maintenance after you click on the advanced tab. From there you have 2 reset options. Everything but ip addressing or everything to factory. There is also a small physical reset button on the back of the cams themselves but as far as I know they simply cycle power and restart the cams. Hope that helps !
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You need to understand how port forwarding works on your router and assign a port to the camera if you want to access it from outside your home network. by default the camera powers up using DHCP to obtain an address from your router. It communicates using the http port 80 on your router. If you want to use it outside your home network or if you have more than one camera you need to assign it a port on your router and setup this port number in your camera. The camera interface is very easy to navigate.
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Reset the camera to factory defaults by pressing and holding the reset switch near the camera's power jack with a paper clip for at least 15 seconds. Then upon the next power up the camera should work. As soon as you connect it to your router, your router will automatically give you an IP address. Hope this helps
805858
Yes. You can remotely Access your camera and all of its functions. You only need to properly configure your Dynamic IP service and you are ready to go. Regards.
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It is only a IP camera.This camera require a router to work with it. Dlink camera should not have built-in router. You does not have to get a static IP.
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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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The cameras are IP-enabled. So, you just need to have a way to get the IP configured in each phone from your network. For example: You could have one camera on your local network connected via DHCP by Wi-Fi and have the other camera be setup on a specific ip and port in the other city. The critical thing is to make sure nothing in your network connectivity is blocking the IP traffic.
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I don't have a direct answer for your issue but ... have you tried to "reset" the camera? There should be a small hole in the back near the ethernet port where you'd need a paperclip to get to the button and hold it in for about 3 - 5 seconds and release it. That may help with the configuration page. The other issues... I have no answer except to contact customer service.
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The camera default http port number is 80. But if you are port forwarding it is better to configure a static IP address and choose a port number that is unique to your camera. There may be other devices on your LAN that use 80 as their default port number. Configuring a static IP address and http port number can be done by going to the Network tab and unchecking the Obtain IP Automatically box. After submitting this configuration you will need to add the port number to the IP address to access the camera on your LAN. (ex. 192.168.1.22:8022 where 8022 is the http port)