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If you will see the following information in the opened window: [DHCP Enabled – Yes],
[IPv4 Address – xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] (where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is an IP address value), it means that
your computer is assigned the IP address displayed in the [IPv4 Address] line, the subnet mask
displayed in the [IPv4 Subnet Mask] line, the gateway address displayed in the [IPv4 Default
Gateway] line, the DNS server address displayed in the [IPv4 DNS Server] line. Make a note of
these parameters.
IMPORTANT!
If you do not make a note of the network parameters, then it will be impossible to return the computer's
network settings to their initial state and to connect it to a local network or Internet after configuring N300.
IMPORTANT!
If there is the following information in the [Network Connection Details] window: [DHCP Enabled –
Yes], [IPv4 Address Autoconfiguration – xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] (where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is an IP address
value), it means that wired connection was not established and a DHCP-server did not assign your
computer an IP address. Please check the connection settings or contact your system administrator.
5.2. Changing the Local Network Parameters
On default IP address of the N300 IP camera is 192.168.0.99. To connect to the camera,
you need to get your computer and your camera on the same subnet. Take notice that each device
must have a unique IP address.
IMPORTANT!
The camera's default IP address is 192.168.0.99. If you use several IP cameras, you need to change their
default IP addresses to prevent an IP addresses conflict.
IMPORTANT!
If you are sure that your computer and your IP camera are on the same subnet, you can skip this
paragraph and go to paragraph 5.3.
To change your computer current network settings, go to Start – Control Panel (Pic. 5.13).
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