IP camera

[Keith_Beddoe]

---

@Ironside wrote:

I have fixed the link

---

You should be able to provide all of that information, but its going to take a bit of time.

Which bits are you unsure about?

I hope this thread is of interest to other forum members, who are thinking of setting up a webcam.

[Keith_Beddoe]

I will remove my feed, as there an no connected users. If you need it again, please ask.

[Ironside]

I'm assuming that the camera URL is: 192.168.1.123

The port number we know is 554. However, I don't know where 8899 comes into the equation.

As for the RTSP, I sent them the link that you could see displayed at the bottom of the camera and they said that looked okay. I've just sent them another email confirming that I have opened up the ports for 55

I'm hoping that the problem was because I didn't have the port 554 forwarded properly. If they still can't connect that I really don't know where we go from here.

[Keith_Beddoe]

---

@Ironside wrote:

I'm assuming that the camera URL is: 192.168.1.123

No its not, that is your local LAN address

The camera url would be your No-IP hostname which I will not repeat here as the forum will only edit it 😀

The port number we know is 554. However, I don't know where 8899 comes into the equation.

Port is correct

As for the RTSP, I sent them the link that you could see displayed at the bottom of the camera and they said that looked okay. I've just sent them another email confirming that I have opened up the ports for 55

That login string should be fine. I assume you mean up to 55 users?

I'm hoping that the problem was because I didn't have the port 554 forwarded properly. If they still can't connect that I really don't know where we go from here.

Yes, it was the missing port forward, as I said at the start.

I have been working on networks since the early 1980s, before the Internet was invented. Worked for nearly 42 years, but now retired.

---

[Ironside]

Keith, I've been having issues with my CCTV. I use a program called iVMS 4200 which I have installed on a couple of PCs. It enables me to look at my cameras, which are all Hikvision. This morning I decided to set the HiLook, NVR back to factory defaults. After watching some YouTube videos I assumed that I was just entering my new password, attach an IP camera and everything will start working. However, that doesn't appear to be the case. I took a photo of the camera settings. Does it mean anything to you?

[Ironside]

Sorry, I probably shouldn't have change the subject. Maybe I should start a different thread.

Anyway, cam secure have got all the information they need now so there really isn't any reason why they can't get my camera online properly

[Keith_Beddoe]

IP subnet is wrong.

It should be 192.168.1.xx

not

192.168.254.xx

No you can use the same thread.

I use an RSS feed of this forum, so I can retain stuff for future use.

[Ironside]

What I can't understand, Keith is why I couldn't just start from scratch after doing a factory default reset.

Are you familiar with the SADP.

[Keith_Beddoe]

---

@Ironside wrote:

What I can't understand, Keith is why I couldn't just start from scratch after doing a factory default reset.

Are you familiar with the SATP.

---

You would if you had the correct IP subnet. It has to be the same as your own home hub IP range.

No idea what SATP is,

[Ironside]