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UC360 Configuration

Camera Settings

1. Press Settings

2. Press Advanced

3. Press System Settings

4. Press Camera Settings

The Network camera has the following settings:

• Enabled - Allows the ethernet camera to be enabled or disabled.

• IP Address/Host Name

- This is the IP address (IPv4) or host name of the ethernet camera. The IP address may

have previously been manually programmed into the ethernet camera or the camera

may have obtained the address from a DHCP server.

- If a DNS server is being employed, then the ethernet camera can be addressed with

the host name of the camera. The DNS server will perform the IP address lookup

based on the host name.

- If the camera is using DHCP, then use the camera manufacturer-provided utility to find

the IP address.

• Username - Sets the username for access to the ethernet camera.

• Password - Sets the password for access to the ethernet camera

Camera Security

The System Administrator may want to ensure that the camera cannot be controlled by

unauthorized individuals and that video streams cannot be accessed by unauthorized

individuals.

To secure the camera, the System Administrator should consult the camera vendor’s

documentation, in particular:

• There may be the ability to set ‘root’ passwords in order to control access to camera

configuration parameters.

• There may be the ability to set HTTP and RTSP passwords.

• The camera may support an IP address filter or an access control list; both are mechanisms

that control which IP addresses are allowed to connect with the camera.

• The camera may support the IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol.

• The administrator may want to disable the camera’s NAT firewall traversal abilities.

• The administrator may want to disable anonymous viewer login capabilities.

See Ethernet Cameras in the UC360 Engineering Guidelines for detailed information.

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