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IP Server Instruction Manual
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DDNS
Select the DDNS (Dynamic DNS) server to use. One of two servers can be selected.
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True DNS: TrueDNS service is used in this mode. Systems can be registered on the website
for TrueDNS service: http://ns1.truecam.net. The system will get a domain name of xxx.truecam.net
style. Please, refer to your user guide document for more about True DNS service.
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DynDNS: DynDNS service is used in this mode. Refer www.dyndns.org for details. ID,
Password and a Domain name are needed when DynDNS is set.
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Check IP Disable: If “Check IP Disable” is selected, the IP Server will skip to check its own IP.
In Fixed IP mode, the set IP will be registered on the DDNS server. In DHCP mode, an Allotted IP
will be registered on DDNS server.
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Bitrate Control
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When there is more than one client connected to an IP camera (or video server) and some of
them do not have enough bandwidth to receive encoded stream fully, it is possible to select the
way you want to stream video to clients as follows:
- Frame Drop Mode: Frames are dropped on sending routine. Only clients with limited
bandwidth are affected by the dropping.
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Suppression Mode:
Video encoding is suppressed. All clients are affected.
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Address Info
The following network information is displayed as (Read only):
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IP Address: This is the server's own IP address. This information is useful when the server‟s IP mode
is set to DHCP.
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Domain Name: The server is registered at the DDNS server, and the registered domain name is
displayed.
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MAC Address: Displays the MAC address of the server. If the server is registered at
the DDNS server, the MAC address is used in DDNS registration.
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Connecting: Client IP addresses that are currently connected to the system are listed.
(1) indicates Primary streaming and (0) indicates Secondary streaming.
Dynamic DNS is a method, protocol, or network service that provides the capability for a
networked device, (such as a router or computer system using the Internet Protocol Suite),
to notify a domain name server to change, in real time (ad-hoc), the active DNS
configuration of its configured hostnames, addresses or other information stored in DNS.