I have only one LAN port on my modem. It seems impossible, then, to use this camera. Is there a way to set up with only one LAN port?!
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you need to have more than one port if you do not have a wireless connection. If you have a wireless connection, you might be able to setup my connecting the camera to the one LAN port. Other than that, you are going to need more than one port splitter (C2G / Cables to Go 37133 2-Port RJ45 Splitter/Combiner Cable, Gray 6-Inch (Single Unit*)).
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No it doesn't . This is for analog cameras only.How ever their is one port just for network (Internet).
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Hi. If your referring to the ethernet port, the answer would be 1. David Ray is right, you can only hook one router to the modem.
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The connection on the camera is BNS not Ethernet. you might be able to buy (BNS to Ethernet) adapter but not sure if that will work. you can ask the seller to be in the safe side.
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Use the foscam viewer app and download it for free from app store. You dont need port forwarding to view within the same network connected to the camera.
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I am sorry you can't. Only support 2 analog cameras and 2 ip cameras at the same time.
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Yes, camera have changable port settings. But port forrwarding You configure in own router settings.
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http://www.netcamviewer.nl/index.php/enBeen using this one for a few years. Only supports 2 cameras in free mode though.
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This dvr has an ethernet port to connect to a wired lan. You would have to connect another device to the lan to get wireless capabilities. There are no wireless capabilities built into this dvr.
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This is an IP camera. The only ports are the Cat5 Jack and power jack for the optional power adapter if you do not have POE.
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I have setup port forwarding for many different virtual servers. I use the Foscam cameras and the port forwarding for them works perfectly. I cant see that the Panasonic cameras would be any different. I just use static ip addresses for each of the cameras and then forward the appropriate port for each camera and it works great. Even the DYNDNS works great on these as well. Hope this helps.
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That question depends on how much networking knowledge you have. On the same subnet yes only ip and ie is needed. From the Internet you will need a dynamic dns service if you don't have a static ip. If you do, then just open the appropriate port you chose in the camera config. You can create different accounts on the actual camera firmware and give permissions for viewing. This camera is not a plug and play solution for internet viewing. It is possible with setup though. I work in IT btw.
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provided you only want to access it from within your home network do not bother with Port Forwarding etc. If however you wish to be able to view the cam via the internet for example when your on vacation you will need to Forward the Ports via your router personally from a security stand point I avoid things like Port Forwarding as they open your home network up to the web and potential vulnerabilities that and it's stupidly easy to do a google search for ip cameras that are accessible via the internet.
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so far I have only used the zmodo phone app, which works well. there are 2 apps, one for when you are on your home network. one for when you are not. my understanding is there is a way to "port forward" so you can view your cameras on any computer but my attempts to do that so far have failed. They weren't much of an attempt though. Ill probably try again later. There are some youtube videos of how to do it.
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Load software on to pc, plug camera into pc us lan cable. Follow instructions and access camera using software. Set up camera. Disconnect lan cable reset camera power. Uclick on icon for camera, enter user name and password.
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Yes, you can have multiple cameras set up on your computer and app. You just have to add each camera through the "Manage Cameras" portion of the app. The computer has a number for each camera on the app that you can click on the number to view. This is not the identical camera I have. I have the Foscam FI8910W Pan & Tilt IP/Network Camera with Two-Way Audio and Night Vision. I just had to have my router support "reserve" me a port on the router so it didn't keep changing IP addresses so I could view it on my Android.
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I have two 9821W cameras. The one with the extension cable is being used wireless. The other one is in a part of my house that does not get a good wireless signal from the router so that one is on ethernet. Amazingly the wireless camera performance is better than the ethernet camera when accessing remotely.