You would want to do this if you like the ability to see a history of what went on via your computer, as the EasyN app isnt' all that great. Steps to setup the camera to use with iSPY For me, the app was able to find the camera on the network, and setup is very straight forward.

Once you have download the app, you can add a camera. Steps to setup the camera to work with the EasyN App This makes me suspect that if you use the LAN interface and plug the webcam into the router that has DHCP, you might actually get a different IP than 192.168.1.126 by default, and you will have to check your router's setting to figure out what IP is assigned to the webcam. In the words of the webcam firmware: 'Automatically obtain IP' vs 'Manually set the IP'. At that point, it actually shows the Wifi's mac address instead.Īnother thing to note is that the wireless settings only allows for DHCP, whereas the LAN settings seems to allow for both DHCP and static IP with DHCP being the default. The way I managed to get the Wifi's mac address is go through the Wifi setup for the camera, and at the every end, while I still have the ethernet cable connected and I'm still accessing the web settings interface via the LAN, I go back to the web setting interface menu that shows my mac address. If your network has mac address filter set, you either have to disabled the filter temporary so you can get DHCP to connect and then check the mac address, or you need some other way to do this. Interface just shows the mac address of the current network. Of the menu screens but not the Wifi's mac address.

After you have gain access to theĬamera's web settings interface, the LAN's mac address is listed in one In some situation, usually with W ifi networks, your admin might have a

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