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The guy says that jio will provide static ip for free.
The guy says that jio will provide static ip for free.
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How to access CCTV on Reliance Jio Fiber?
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arjunarora4212
I got banned!
how much they charge for it?
@arjunarora4212 it's free
arjunarora4212
I got banned!
No hidden stuff? :O
@arjunarora4212 I have no idea but you can ask in the sub-forum i posted. Check post 11.
hi
i have just installed jio giagafiber,my home under hikvision nvr how to get static ip from jio,,any form etc..
@jatheesh81 if you have new Hikvision NVR then you don't need static IP.
Simply enable "platform access" and then download hik connect app on your phone where you can scan the QR code from you NVR platform access setting. That's it.
Platform access works even if your behind CG-NAT, basically it route you through "dev.sgp.hik-connect.com".
Edited: static IP and port forwarding is only need for DVR/NVR who don't have platform access. I have a old DVR for which I need static IP and need to manually port forward in router settings. And for my other new NVR with platform access, it works with static IP or port forwarding.
Simply enable "platform access" and then download hik connect app on your phone where you can scan the QR code from you NVR platform access setting. That's it.
Platform access works even if your behind CG-NAT, basically it route you through "dev.sgp.hik-connect.com".
Edited: static IP and port forwarding is only need for DVR/NVR who don't have platform access. I have a old DVR for which I need static IP and need to manually port forward in router settings. And for my other new NVR with platform access, it works with static IP or port forwarding.
Can you describe how?Ezviz lets me access my cctv camera on phone without cctv box on static ip
i think cctv software has a qr code that you scan in the app to connect initially. it's added to my ezviz account now so i only have to login these days. i don't remember accurately how i connected it initially. my hikvision hardware is so old. newer boxes should have even better support for mobile apps like ezviz. the web app no longer works because it requires proprietary plugin that is no longer supported by any of the current browsers.
in fact, ezviz has a lan mode where it detects cctv devices on the same network and let you access feed using local network. much better performance compared to accessing it online if you are at home.
in fact, ezviz has a lan mode where it detects cctv devices on the same network and let you access feed using local network. much better performance compared to accessing it online if you are at home.
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