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WPS-300-BUL-IP Installation Manual
Basic IP Settings, Continued
9.3.1.2.
Port Assignment
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Port for accessing the camera web interface. Set to 80 by default. Each Camera must have a unique
Web Page
port number in order to access from outside the local network. To make port numbering easy to
Port
remember, use 4 digits: "8" followed by the last three numbers in the camera's IP address. This will also
ensure that a port that is commonly used for another well-known service is not assigned to the Camera.
Used for access over the HTTPS protocol for better security. Advanced setup is required. See the
HTTPS Port
section below, "HTTPS Access Setup".
HTTPS
Click this button to access HTTPS certificate setup. Advanced setup is required. See the section below,
Setting
"HTTPS Access Setup".
Click "Apply" at the bottom-right of the IP Setting page to save modified settings.
9.3.1.3.
UPnP
When enabled, UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) allows the camera to appear under the PC network devices. To use this feature,
UPnP must be enabled on the PC. Also contains settings for UPnP Port forwarding for use with compatible routers.
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UPnP
Enable or disable UPnP. Enable to allow computers to auto-discover the camera on the network.
UPnP Port
Enable or disable UPnP Port Forwarding. Enable this feature to automatically configure port forwarding
Forwarding
on compatible routers.
External Web
External network port to be configured by a compatible router to access the Camera through HTTP.
Port
When available, router status will be displayed to the right of this field.
External
External network port to be configured by a compatible router to access the Camera through HTTPS.
HTTPS Port
When available, router status will be displayed to the right of this field.
External network port to be configured by a compatible router to access the Camera through RTSP.
External
Also requires the configuration of RTSP. Router status will be displayed to the right of the field when
RTSP Port
available.
Click "Apply" at the bottom-right of the IP Setting page to save modified settings.
9.3.1.4.
RTSP Setting
The camera supports Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP). RTSP is a network protocol designed to allow media devices to stream
content over Ethernet to devices on the same network or even to devices over the Internet. Instead of using a separate server or
video recorder to control the video feed to remote devices, RTSP allows direct control of the stream from within the camera. This
technology enables Wirepath™ products to stream video to devices even if they can't support any of our remote viewing apps. Leave
RTSP disabled if it will not be used.
RTSP Server
Enable or disable RTSP. If RTSP is disabled, no connection can be made using the protocol.
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"Disable" means that everyone who knows your camera's IP Address can link to your camera via RTSP.
No username and password are required. Under "Basic" and "Digest" authentication mode, the camera
RTSP
asks for a username and password before access is allowed. The password is transmitted as a clear
Authentication
text in "Basic" mode and hides it in "Digest" mode.
RTSP Port
RTSP TCP communications port. Default: 554
RTSP Start
Start port for UDP communications (1024...9997)
Port
RTSP End
End port for UDP communications (1027...10000)
Port
Click "Apply" at the bottom-right of the page to save modified settings.
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