Specifications

page. If you select to authenticate Non-LAN connections only, users connecting from within

your local home/office network will not be prompted, while those connecting from the

Internet will be prompted.

Select the Secure only authentication option in order to use the new login.htm page. If you

un-select this option, Blue Iris will also accept plaintext or "basic" authentication. Basic

authentication may be a requirement for the use of certain third-party add-on software such

as TrackIT.

The List only clips from enabled cameras option will hide video and images from cameras

which are either disabled, renamed, or no longer on the system.

Use the Listen/bind to one selected LAN IP option to force the web server to use a specific

network interface on your PC. You may wish to use this to force connections to be made from

only wired or wireless sources for example. Note that if your local IP addresses change, you

may need to revisit this page in order to update the LAN IP list.

HTML Macros

Blue Iris pre-processes all files ending in ".htm" before they are sent. This is useful if you're

using a dynamic IP address (most dial-up networking does) as your server name. Blue Iris will

substitute your server name wherever "%%SERVERNAME%%" appears. Other available

macros include the following:

%%SERVER%%

Server name without the HTTP port number appended

%%CAMLIST%%

A list of HTML <OPTION> tags containing the available cameras

%%CLIPLIST%%

A list of HTML <OPTION> tags describing the clips currently displayed in

the

Clip List (See 10.)

%%CAMPORT0%%

The first camera's webcasting port number

%%CAMNAME0%%

The first camera's name

%%THUMBn%%

A virtual path to a thumbnail image for the "nth" clip currently

displayed in the Clip List

%%CLIPn%%

A virtual path to the actual "nth" clip currently displayed in the Clip List

The sample web pages that are installed demonstrate each of the webcasting (See 7.6) formats

in operation.