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Step 1

Type Router Address: http://192.168.0.1
to Access Main Page.

Input password: Admin (by default

Step 2

This page will present your current IP status on your Router.

Click Setup to access setup page.

*Remember* All Changes Setting must Click Save & Reboot Router to make it effect.

Step 3

Check / Change your TCP/IP number.

Click Change to change WAN Type.
Recommend select Static IP for your IP Setting.
(If you don't have Static IP, please contact your Internet Provider.)

Step 4

Click DHCP on the bottom of page.

Setup your Internal IP number range to allow accessing Internet.
For example, Start from 20 to 199 can access Internet, but others cannot.

Click Fixed Mapping for setup your Internal IP Fix Address, then next step.

Step 5

Enable MAC Address Control

You can type your Network Card MAC Address or
simply select existing DHCP Client on the list & copy it into ID.

Don't forget to setup your Internal IP Address.
For example, I set it up as 192.168.0.100

Click Virtual Server on the bottom of page, then next step.

Step 6

This is the most important part for IP Forwarding.

To Allow IP Forward you need to setup:

If you are using WebCAM...
Port 80, 4550, 5550 are WebCam Server communication ports default number. To Find out your current port number, see your Multicam User Guide for more detail.
Web Cam server is for using Browser to access your CAM Picture.

If you are using RemoteView program...
Port 1031 is the TCP Server communication port default number. To Find out your current port number, see your Multicam User Guide for more detail.
TCP Server is for using RemoteView Program to access your CAM Picture.

If you are using DLink DCS-1000...
Port 80, 8481 are the DLink Internet Camera Setting
(if you have DLink DCS-1000 Camera, this is the setting)

*Remember* All Changes Setting must Click Save & Reboot Router to make it effect.

Step 7

If you are using PC Anywhere to access your Internal network, Click Misc Items on the bottom page.

you need to setup your DMZ number to allow PC Anywhere pass through it.

Trouble shooting

I follow the set up correctly, but why I cannot see my Web Cam through my browser?

1. It might be your Web Cam Server setting is not refresh after you update it.
Disable your Web Cam Server on your Multicam Server & Re-enable it. Double check your ports number are correct. ie port 80, 4550, 5550

2. it might be you browser WebCam plug-in is not setup correctly.
Go to Internet Explorer Browser, Select Tools menu -> Internet Options. Click Settings button -> View Objects...
Remove WebCam X Control & close all the windows.
Restart your Internet Browser & redownload WebCam X Plug-in.