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IP Address: This field allows you to change the IP address that the camera is operating at. The first three
sections of the IP address must match your subnet, or in other words, the first three sections of your
router’s IP address. The fourth section needs to be a number that is not already assigned to another
device. In our example, “192.168.1” is the subnet, while “126” is the fourth section value. You can change
this fourth value usually to anything from 10 – 200 if it is not being used by another device on your
network. The first few numbers (1 – 9) may already be used by your router or devices attached to your
network.
It is important to note that you cannot have the same IP address for two different devices on your
network. You can find out your network’s information by logging into your router or going to the Windows
command prompt as seen below. Click Start > type CMD in the search field > push “Enter” > Then type
“ipconfig” in the command prompt and push “Enter.”
Using “ipconfig” in our command prompt, we see that our own “subnet” is “192.168.1.” Our
computer’s fourth section of the IP address is “111.”