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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => IP Cameras => DCS-930L => Topic started by: jimfromdorch on February 19, 2012, 04:28:22 PM
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Just replaced my SMC Gateway with a Cisco Home Networking Modem, router doesn't see DCS 930 cameras. Working perfect before. I start the wizard, I plug in camera power, plug in ethernet cable for setup, light is green as requested, searches for camera, comes up "No Cameras found". Called ISP provider to reset modem, still no go. Tried a wireless setup using the "buttons", no go. Reset cameras....... Any ideas??. Anybody else using the Cisco Home networking router??
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When you say that your router doesn't see the DCS-930L, did you log into the router web interface and look at the table listing all conntected devices with their respective IP addresses?
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Got it figured out, logged into router, didn't see what you ask, didn't see the tab or don't know how to find it, thanks though.
What I finally wrapped my head around and will put in here to maybe help others.
When my new router was set up the name of the network was changed to avoid confusion with old router. Since that was done the cameras wireless settings were looking for old network, old channel etc etc. I eventually reset cameras to factory default, connected through an ethernet connection, surveyed the network, changed the wireless settings and we are good now. My head still hurts........ Thanks for your reply. I have seen the request before but don't know how to log into the router web interface and look at the table listing all conntected devices with their respective IP addresses? Can you explain how to do that? I can see the router at 192.168.etc etc etc but have not run across the table listing.
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The web interface for each router is a bit different. What brand router do you use?
Got it figured out, logged into router, didn't see what you ask, didn't see the tab or don't know how to find it, thanks though.
What I finally wrapped my head around and will put in here to maybe help others.
When my new router was set up the name of the network was changed to avoid confusion with old router. Since that was done the cameras wireless settings were looking for old network, old channel etc etc. I eventually reset cameras to factory default, connected through an ethernet connection, surveyed the network, changed the wireless settings and we are good now. My head still hurts........ Thanks for your reply. I have seen the request before but don't know how to log into the router web interface and look at the table listing all conntected devices with their respective IP addresses? Can you explain how to do that? I can see the router at 192.168.etc etc etc but have not run across the table listing.
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It's a Cisco model # DPC 3825, if it's a lot of work don't go out of your way, hopefully I won't need to do such a thing again..... for a while anyway :-)
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It's a Cisco model # DPC 3825, if it's a lot of work don't go out of your way, hopefully I won't need to do such a thing again..... for a while anyway :-)
I pulled this from the 3825 manual:
Connected Devices Summary page
Click Connected Devices Summary in the Lan Setup page. The Connected Devices Summary page opens. This page is a pop-up window that displays the MAC Address and IP Address of the devices that are connected to the residential gateway.
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Thanks ! I will take a look.
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You should make a habit of periodically reviewing the aforementioned table. This table will let you see if there are any unauthorized devices accessing your network.