Hello memoric,
Just a question about the following code:
You have mentioned the field password but where I can put the field user name to access to the camera page? Or isn't necessary to put the user name?
And thank you for your support.
<?php
$password = $_POST['password'];
if (!isset($password)) {
echo ("
<form action=\"index.php\" method=\"post\">
<input type=\"password\" size=\"20\" maxlength=\"16\" value=\"--------\" name=\"password\" id=\"password\" onfocus=\"if(this.value=='--------'){this.value=''};\" onblur=\"if(this.value==''){this.value='--------'};\" style=\"height:30; background-color:#111111; font:bold; color:#ff0000; text-align:center; border:inset; border-color:#00ffff\" />
<br />
<input type=\"submit\" value=\"Login\" style=\"height:30; background-color:#111111; font:bold; color:#00ff00; border:outset; border-color:#990000 #009900 #000099 #666600\" />
</form>
");
exit;
} else {
if ($password != "ENTER-DESIRED-PASSWORD-HERE") {
echo ("
<font color=\"#ff0000\">Wrong Password!</font>
<br />
<input type=\"button\" value=\"Go Back\" name=\"back\" id=\"back\" onclick=\"window.location.href='index.php';\" style=\"height:30; background-color:#111111; font:bold; color:#00ff00; border:outset; border-color:#990000 #009900 #000099 #666600\" />
");
exit;
}
}
?>
Working with mutiple cameras (web cam and ip cameras)
I am just having a problem routing 2 separate cameras and computers on the same router. (netgear WNR200v3)
Both of the cameras show up via my WAN which is 67.91.103.157 I have it set to TCP Starting port 80
ending port 6670 (as prompted by yawcam site) this site is viewable at http://67.91.103.157:6670 from a WAN and a LAN no problems works great
My other Camera is also set up via yawcam but my router is not allowing me to port forward it (telling me its in use) though it still shows up via my WAN on the app. I can also access it from inside my router on a 192 .168.ect it works on a website. the http is set to http://67.81.103.157:8081 Stream: http://67.81.103.157:8888 but the other camera works on
Stream: http://192.168.1.5:8888 and Http: http://192.168.1.5:8081
All I want to do is view my second camera on a website via wan on a computer, it works over my LAN and it also works on my phone WAN just fine even on my cell phone I can view both, just not a computer. I'm at a total loss.
This is my IP address 67.81.103.157 if you can take a look at it and see what I failed to do. If you can guide me through this it would be great
Thank you so much for any help in advance
Both of the cameras show up via my WAN which is 67.91.103.157 I have it set to TCP Starting port 80
ending port 6670 (as prompted by yawcam site) this site is viewable at http://67.91.103.157:6670 from a WAN and a LAN no problems works great
My other Camera is also set up via yawcam but my router is not allowing me to port forward it (telling me its in use) though it still shows up via my WAN on the app. I can also access it from inside my router on a 192 .168.ect it works on a website. the http is set to http://67.81.103.157:8081 Stream: http://67.81.103.157:8888 but the other camera works on
Stream: http://192.168.1.5:8888 and Http: http://192.168.1.5:8081
All I want to do is view my second camera on a website via wan on a computer, it works over my LAN and it also works on my phone WAN just fine even on my cell phone I can view both, just not a computer. I'm at a total loss.
This is my IP address 67.81.103.157 if you can take a look at it and see what I failed to do. If you can guide me through this it would be great
Thank you so much for any help in advance
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The easiest way is to do a teamviewer session, send me a PM with your skype or gmail if you are interested.gwiz131 wrote:All I want to do is view my second camera on a website via wan on a computer, it works over my LAN and it also works on my phone WAN just fine even on my cell phone I can view both, just not a computer. I'm at a total loss.
This is my IP address 67.81.103.157 if you can take a look at it and see what I failed to do. If you can guide me through this it would be great
Thank you so much for any help in advance
As for the port forwarding, it's not really safe to forward all those ports to your computer, you should forward only the ones you really need, like 6670,8081 and 8888.
If they say already in use, they must already be forwarded to another computer or UPNP is activated and is using those ports already.
From your post, I gather you have 2 different webcams, one streaming on port 6670 and another using 8081 and 8888. Or do you have 2 yawcams running on port 8081 and 8888?
Re: Working with mutiple cameras (web cam and ip cameras)
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Re: Working with mutiple cameras (web cam and ip cameras)
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