HTTP Server (Web Server)
To configure your HTTP server, click on the Setup button, and then
select the Server tab.
Webcam server name: Webcam Watchdog detects and displays your IP address(es)
automatically. You may select an IP address from the list or type in a name/IP.
If you connect to Internet via IP Masquerade, you can input the IP address, which
is accessible from the external network. (Note: Your domain name or IP address
must be accessible from the external network. Otherwise people in the external
network won't be able to access to your Webcam Watchdog server.)
- HTML filename
The filename for Webcam Watchdog generated HTML page.
- Create log file
Webcam Watchdog creates log file for you to track who accesses your website. You can
enable this feature by checking the Enable logging box.
- Port
The default port used by Webcam Watchdog is 80.
You may choose other port if the default is being used by other software (e.g. Microsoft PWS).
- Web page folder
You may change the folder of your HTML document folder.
- Authentication
- Firewall or router
If your computer is behind a firewall, router or proxy, please check this box and enter the external IP address. (Note: IP address such as 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x is used for LAN only.)
Video settings for remote access
JPEG filename: Webcam Watchdog captures image and saves it in JPEG format.
You may change the filename of the image.
Frame rate
The frame rate and picture size/quality often depends on your connection speed.
You may want to use the following table as a reference for setting up the parameters.
|
Modem 56 K | |
1 frame for every 5 seconds |
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Cable modem | 1 frames/sec |
1 frame for every 1 second |
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ADSL | 1 frames/sec |
1 frame for every 1 second |
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T1 | 3 frames/sec |
1 frame for every 0.5 second |
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