Article ID: 117
Last updated: 11 Jun, 2020
Although not supported, it is possible. The method varies slightly with cameras and video servers. This is considered advanced and should not be attempted by anyone not accustomed to manually editing files/scripts. Please ensure that you have the latest firmware before making any changes. NetCam: Log in to your camera here:
timeout 120
open example.com user username password passive ascii put /var/httpd/ip.html ip.html.tmp rename ip.html.tmp ip.html binary put /dev/video/jpeg0 camera0.jpg.tmp rename camera0.jpg.tmp camera0.jpg quit timeout 120 open example2.com user username password passive ascii put /var/httpd/ip.html ip.html.tmp rename ip.html.tmp ip.html binary put /dev/video/jpeg0 camera0.jpg.tmp rename camera0.jpg.tmp camera0.jpg quit Edit it for the new server and click on "Save". When done saving, click on "Save configuration files". To test the script, you can telnet to your camera's IP address and run: ftpscript ftp0.scr
This will run the script real time where you can monitor for errors. WARNING - If you make any changes in the FTP section in the camera's configuration you will overwrite your custom file. Video Server: Same method as above except that each camera has it's own FTP file and each will need to be edited. Camera 1 = ftp0.scr
Camera 2 = ftp1.scr Camera 3 = ftp2.scr Etc.
Article ID: 117
Last updated: 11 Jun, 2020
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