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Latest revision as of 22:07, 12 May 2016
I forgot the Device IP
- Find the device IP by quick configuration tool.
- If you know the device MAC address, you can set device IP address by modifying ARP/Ping command. Please refer to for more details.
- If you are Apple user, you can search the Bonjour server name of IPC and log in IPC by the browser with Bonjour service.
- Check locally with the NVR by matching the device MAC address if you know it.
- Use Web Service of the NVR. Under the setup tab > image > remote device.
