3) Network Configuration
This page defines network types and how to set network addresses for a VersaCam.
(1) Network Configuration
DHCP Client Protocol: DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) establishes IP addresses for network devices automatically. With this protocol, a device obtains its address from the network’s DHCP server from a pool of addresses held on that server. This occurs when the device is turned on, and for some networks, at other times as well. As a result, it is not possible to predict in advance what addresses will be assigned, nor once an address is assigned, if the address will change.
Therefore, when a VersaCam is required to obtain its address from a DHCP server, it is normally impossible for anyone except the network administrator to determine the current IP address for the camera. Since the
Under the conditions of DHCP, however, it is always possible for the camera to
The above explanation notwithstanding, there are ways to determine the address of a
Select Network Interface: This is used to select a proper network interface with which a VersaCam is connected.
If a VersaCam is connected with an Internet dedicated line, a cable modem line, or in a LAN environment, you should select ‘Ethernet’.
If a VersaCam is connected to an xDSL line that needs PPPoE processes to connect to the Internet, the administrator should select ‘xDSL (PPPoE)’. However if the xDSL line doesn’t need a PPPoE process, the administrator should select ‘Ethernet’ even though the VersaCam is connected to an xDSL line.
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