Does the camera come with its IP address written somewhere on or in the box?
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When you run the search tool it identifies IP address and give you a chance to change it and the port.
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It's on the bottom of the unit, along with the default username and password.
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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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So I just bought and received this camera a couple of days ago. I am literally setting it up right now while I am writing this review. I've installed about 20 wireless ip cameras from various manufacturers (I have an IT business.) So I went about installing in the usual manner. Connect camera to router, check the DHCP table to get the ip address, log in via the ip address (the CDs are worthless), and change the settings from there. It usually take me 10 minutes. This camera went about the same until I tried to log in via the ip address in my web browser. My router found the camera, but I couldn't log in. I've been troubleshooting for about half an hour and I found the culprit, which is probably why people have had trouble with set-up on this camera. THE DEFAULT PORT SETTING IS 81 (not 80)!!! After that - set-up was per every other ip camera I've done. I've finished the set-up before finishing this post. Hope that helps!
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Those are not IP cameras, but analog cameras. You need connect them to a digital video recorder, which connects to a monitor, then you can view images. No, it does not include any router.
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No, it's not an IP camera, it's just a CCTV camera. It can only be connected via standard hard-wired video cables.
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IP Camera viewer. Then follow the directions here: http://www.nellyssurplusguide.com/ion.html
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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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does not, not unless yours have BNC analogue connections. The IP cameras I've seen do not.
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No it does not, but we hooked it up to our internet WI FI router and can view all the cameras locally or using the Swann provided software (Netviewer) we can log on securely over the internet and view all activity. The customer service walked me through the steps for connection and set up. It works great!
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The camera is not waterproof. It is water resistant. I don't know what the IP rating is.
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You don't need a disc - get a simple IP scanner such as fastresolver http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/fastresolver.html and locate your IP camera on the network (connected via ethernet) simply type in the ethernet location in a web broswer and you will be at the configuration screen for the camera (username is admin, pw is 123456 I believe)
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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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Panasonic IP camera using Web page to setup, so whatever Windows, Mac or Linux system, you all can setup it. But if you don't know the IP camera current IP address, you can't into the the setup web page. The current IP detect software is running on Windows.
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I use "IP Camera Super Client" software for recording to a hard drive. Monitoring is done either via built-in browser-based software or software I'd mentioned.
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Yes, It is printed on the box as one of it's features. I bought 3 as gifts so I haven't tried recording but it is featured.
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Use a cross over cable from a laptop to the camera and follow the directions in the book. You'll have to set local IP to a 192.168.1.x address I think on the laptop. The camera doesn't get a dhcp address from network server
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I have mine recording to a synology disk station. You get 1 ip camera free but any other you have to buy a licence which will cost you 60 bucks per extra camera.