Reolink client media port pro#
Reolink client media port software#
Reolink client media port password#
Reolink client media port Pc#

When I enter the UID of the camera to find it, the Client doesn't save it nor is there an option to save it.

Reolink client media port software#

If this had worked I never would have had the original problem of not being able to see the camera in the Client software when the camera is using wifi.Īlso, there is one other minor problem with the Reolink Client software. Not with the camera connected to the router using the ethernet cable and not with wifi. The only remaining issue is why the Reolink client software will not see the camera when it scans for devices in LAN. Once I realized this I was able to enter the new IP address in the Reolink Client and it worked. I can see DHCP assigning a new IP but I would never have expected the MAC address to also change. However, once I unplug the ethernet cable and use the camera's wifi, both the IP AND the MAC address change to a different IP AND a different MAC address. When the RLC-422W is connected to the router with the ethernet cable it has a specific IP and MAC address. Would a router setting affect just my PCs but allow the phone and tablet apps to work? Any suggestion on what router settings to look at? I did a search of the forums and have seen this issue mentioned but no solution.Īfter playing with this for several hours I mostly figured out what is going on. The Reolink app on my phone and tablet work great using the camera's wifi so I don't know what the issue is.

Reolink client media port Pc#

I tried to connect through the browser of another PC and it won't connect either Just says the connection timed out instead of bringing up the Reolink login page.

Reolink client media port password#

For the purpose of getting this to work I have not assigned a password to the camera and am using the default user name of 'admin' with a blank passoword. I have rebooted the camera and computer, turned off my anti-virus, and and restarted the Client but I have the same issue. I also cannot connect using the web page with my browser when using the camera's wif. When I start the Client software the camera state shows 'login.' and after about 20 seconds shows 'login timeout'. The problem is, once I disconnect the ethernet cable for the camera from the router and use the camera's wifi, the Reolink Client will no longer see the camera. I also loaded the Reolink app on my phone and tablet and they work great. I can also bring up and view or configure the camera on a web page with my browser. I did the wifi test multiple times and it always worked. I was able to configure everything including wifi. I had to enter the UID number manually for the Client software to see the camera. I plugged the camera into my router with the ethernet cable and the Reolink Client (v7.2.2.12 for PC, using Windows 8.1) would not see it when scanning for devices in LAN.

I just got my RLC-422W and really like it but am having one problem. If the camera fails to connect with 3rd party software, please ensure that the corresponding ports are checked.This issue involves LAN. For the cameras which can support Smart Person/Vehicle/Pet detection, you can check/uncheck the RTMP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, and ONVIF ports.

Reolink client media port pro#

Please note that E1/Lumus does not support HTTP/HTTPS/RMTP/RSTP/ONVIF ports, E1 Pro does not support HTTP/HTTPS/RMTP ports.ĥ. If you fail to see this page, you may reboot the camera and the router, and try again.Ĥ. The range of the port number is 1~65535.ģ. Reolink port settings are not available for Reolink battery-powered cameras.Ģ. If you change it, please click Save and remember it.ġ.

All the values of all ports will show up. Launch the Reolink client, go to Device Settings > Network > Advanced > Server Settings. Check or change the port settings first before you add the camera to a 3rd party device or access it via a web browser.Īpplies to: All Reolink cameras and NVRs except battery-powered cameras. Below is a guide to check or change the port settings of your device via Reolink Client.