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Pat3766
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by Pat3766 » 2018-10-05 20:03
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Hi,
I work on a MacBook Pro 2017. Linksys Velop mesh router with the right ports enabled. I use a static IP dress.
I have a PTZ dome IP camera just outside at my front door. In it is a SD-card which I format every week. Since sometime (not sure if it is related to the latest Mac OS Mojave), every time I try to connect to the camera, the server refuses connection.
I made a screenshot:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rpoba4luqtty7 ... 5.png?dl=0
I followed the instructions from the configuration wizard several times. No solution there.
I don't know what to do next. I'm out of options. Could someone please give me some support here?
Greetings,
Pat
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botg
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by botg » 2018-10-06 21:42
I'm having problems accessing that file. Please attach it directly to this thread.
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botg
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by botg » 2018-10-08 08:17
There does not appear to be a working server at that address and port.
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Pat3766
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by Pat3766 » 2018-10-08 14:26
Thanks for replying. It's a IP-camera with a SD card which I want to format every week. The camera operates. How could I determine the cause of the problem?
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boco
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by boco » 2018-10-08 15:38
If the camera is at the front door, it should be integrated into your LAN. In that case, from within the LAN, use its LAN IP to access it.
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by boco » 2018-10-08 18:42
The term "LAN" contains both the wired and wireless components. WLAN is still LAN. The cam got a private IP address, which you need to use. Due to the way NAT works, the public IP will most probably not work.
To clear confusion: The server is inside the camera? Is it enabled?
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Pat3766
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by Pat3766 » 2018-10-09 05:30
Thanks again. I will check this tomorrow. Bit busy.
