Ivideon Login: Default IP, Username, Password


Ivideon Login: Default IP, Username, Password

Ivideon Login: Default IP, Username, Password

Ivideon is a versatile video surveillance platform that supports a wide range of IP cameras, enabling users to monitor and manage their security systems both locally and remotely. Understanding the default network configurations and login credentials of your IP cameras is crucial for seamless integration with Ivideon services. Below is a comprehensive guide to assist you in accessing and configuring your IP cameras for use with Ivideon.

Default IP Address

IP cameras typically come with a default IP address set by the manufacturer, allowing users to access the camera's web interface for initial configuration. Common default IP addresses include 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1, or 192.168.1.108. However, these defaults can vary between manufacturers and models.

To determine your camera's default IP address:

  1. Consult the User Manual: The default IP address is usually specified in the camera's instruction manual.
  2. Use Manufacturer's Software: Many manufacturers provide software tools that scan the local network to detect connected cameras and display their IP addresses.
  3. Utilize IP Scanner Tools: Third-party IP scanner applications can help identify devices on your network and their corresponding IP addresses.

If your camera is already connected to Ivideon, you can find its IP address through your Ivideon account:

  1. Log in to your account on my.ivideon.com.
  2. Navigate to the camera settings by clicking the menu button (three dots) under the camera preview or timeline.
  3. Select "Camera settings" and then switch to the "About" tab. The current IP address will be displayed in the "IP address" field.

Default Username

The default username for accessing an IP camera's web interface is typically set by the manufacturer. Common default usernames include admin, user, or the manufacturer's name. It's essential to consult your camera's instruction manual or the manufacturer's support resources to confirm the default username for your specific model.

If your camera is connected directly to Ivideon, you can find the username through your Ivideon account:

  1. Log in to my.ivideon.com.
  2. Access the camera settings as described earlier.
  3. In the "Security" tab, the username will be displayed next to "Username."

Default Password

Manufacturers often set a default password for their IP cameras, commonly admin, password, or left blank. However, for security reasons, it's highly recommended to change the default password immediately after the initial setup to prevent unauthorized access.

For cameras connected directly to Ivideon, a random password for local access is generated when the camera is attached. To set or change the password:

  1. Log in to my.ivideon.com.
  2. Navigate to the camera's "Security" settings as previously described.
  3. Enter your new password in the "Your new password" and "Confirm" fields, then click "Set new password."

Note: Some camera manufacturers have specific requirements for passwords, such as length and character types. Refer to your camera’s instruction manual for detailed guidelines.

FAQs

Yes, Ivideon offers free local archiving through their desktop client program. However, mobile and web access may require a paid subscription. It's advisable to check the latest terms on Ivideon's official website.

Yes, you can repurpose old smartphones as IP cameras using applications like IP Webcam in conjunction with Ivideon. However, user experiences vary, and some setups may require additional configuration for optimal performance.

Several Reddit users have discussed alternatives such as ZoneMinder, Blue Iris, and Viseron for self-hosted video surveillance solutions. Each has its own set of features and system requirements.

Performance issues like stuttering or ghosted recordings can stem from various factors, including hardware limitations or network issues. Ensuring that your recording device has sufficient resources and that your network infrastructure supports the data throughput required by your cameras can help mitigate these problems.

For a visual guide on setting up Ivideon Bridge, you can refer to the following tutorial:

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