Using A Pppoe Connection - Beward N13103 Installation & User Manual

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Step 3: connect the IP camera to the Ethernet network.

If everything is configured properly, the camera should be available over the Internet.

In the provided example, the following settings were used:

IP address: 80.65.23.173

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.252

Default gateway: 80.65.23.174

Primary DNS server: 80.65.20.1

Secondary DNS server: 80.65.16.1

To connect to the camera over the Internet, enter the following in the address field of your

browser: http://<IP>:<port>/, where <IP> is the IP address of the camera, <port> is the port number

that is used for HTTP connection to the camera (the default value is 80). In the provided example,

the following should be entered in the address field: http://80.65.23.173.

NOTE:

You do not need to enter a port number if you are connecting through the default HTTP port 80.

7.2.2. Using a PPPoE Connection

If your IPS cannot provide a static IP address, you can use a PPPoE connection to access

the camera over the Internet. To access the camera over a PPPoE connection, your IPS should

provide the following information: a username and a password.

The N13103 supports PPPoE connection; follow the steps below to establish the

connection:

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Chapter 7. Accessing the Camera over the Internet

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