Internet Access To The Camera On A Local Network - Beward N120 Installation & User Manual

To access 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 that is used for PPPoE
connection, <Port> is the port number that is used for HTTP connection to the camera (the default
value is 80).
NOTE:
You do not need to enter a port number if you are connecting through the default HTTP port 80.

7.3. Internet Access to the Camera on a Local Network

When a leased line or ADSL is used for Internet access, a router is necessary to establish a
local network.
IMPORTANT!
This type of connection requires a static public IP address. Usually ISPs provide a dynamic internal IP
address, which can be used only inside the LAN. Contact your ISP to determine your IP address type.
To access the camera over the Internet, use the IP address provided by your ISP (IP
address of the router's WAN port) and a certain port number.
IMPORTANT!
When accessing over the Internet, you should note that all cameras inside the local network have the
same public IP address. To access the cameras through the same IP address, you must specify a unique
HTTP port number for each camera.
In this case, you should do the following:
 Configure the network settings of the IP cameras according to your LAN settings (see
paragraph
 Allow external connections. This can be done by configuring the "Virtual server", which
allows directing any external requests reached a predefined WAN port to the camera's
IP address on the local network. Most modern routers have the "Virtual server" option.
To provide Internet access to your camera(s) through a router, there are two following
methods to configure the routing:
 Using UPnP in your camera and your router.
 Manually configuring a routing table.
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5.5 for wired connection or paragraph
Chapter 7. Accessing the Camera over the Internet
6.3.2 for wireless connection).
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