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How to Find Your Camera's IP Address

Port forwarding allows external access to your camera through your router.

Cisco (Small Business)

Enterprise-grade small business routers

Admin URL
192.168.1.1
Default Credentials
cisco / cisco or admin / admin

Steps:

  1. 1Open a browser and go to 192.168.1.1
  2. 2Log in with admin credentials
  3. 3Go to 'Firewall' → 'Port Forwarding' (or 'Single Port Forwarding')
  4. 4Click 'Add' or 'Add Service'
  5. 5Enter Service Name
  6. 6Enter External Port Start/End
  7. 7Enter Internal Port Start/End
  8. 8Select Protocol
  9. 9Enter Internal IP Address (camera's IP)
  10. 10Enable the rule and click 'Apply'

Note: Cisco RV series and other small business routers may have different interfaces.