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Jan 15

How to reset the D-Link DCS-800L camera to factory default settings?

Example:

If you forget your camera’s password, you can perform a reset to return all settings to the factory default.
If you can’t log in to the device.
If you change your network environment.
If you want to assign the device to another mydlink account.
If you encounter a problem while registering the device to the mydlink service.
If the setup wizard can’t find the camera.

Note: After a factory reset you will need to re-register the camera with mydlink Cloud Services.

Warning: Do not turn off your mydlink Baby Camera during this process. It is recommended that this process is only carried out while the camera is connected directly to a power outlet using the supplied power adapter.

Step 1: With the unit on, use a paper clip to press the reset button inside the hole on the base on the unit labeled RST.

Step 2: Hold the button down for 10 seconds and release.

Note: Do not unplug the power adapter during this procedure.

Step 3: The unit will then reboot. Once the power light stops blinking, the unit is reset and all settings are restored to their defaults.

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Jan 13

How to set up VLAN network for BRT series on ASUS BRT-AC828 VPN Wi-Fi Router?

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How to set up VLAN network for BRT series on ASUS BRT-AC828 VPN Wi-Fi Router?

Introduction

A Virtual LAN(VLAN) is a logical LAN segment that is used to segregate a physical network into multiple virtual LAN network. This allows business enviroments to easily manage multiple networks without sacrificing security and restrict the broadcast domain size while reducing the chance of packet collision, and the VLAN network is required in business environment.

The following setting steps explain how to set up VLAN for dividing multiple networks within a company.

Contents

Network Topology

Divide network into different departments with VLAN.

Setting Procedure

1. Type router.asus.com or 192.168.1.1 on the address bar and login to the management web console.

2. Click VLAN from the Advanced Settings on the left column.

* If you’ve already changed default IP address , type the new IP address to login .

* Please use network tool “Device Discovery” if you forgot a new IP address.

3. Enable VLAN

4. Click Edit (Pen) icon to edit VLAN settings

*All ports and wireless SSIDs belonging to VLAN1 show as factory default. That’s a broadcast domain so it’s the same group of devices to be assigned to all the same VLAN ID.

*For subnet on default, it’s set to IP address and subnet by the part of LAN settings.

5. Create VLAN for administrator team. Delete all except for LAN1 to LAN4, and click OK.

6. Next, create a VLAN for sales division. Click “+” to add.

7. Input VLAN information

VLAN ID： VLAN number

Priority：This setting is used for setting priority on network traffic. You can set it from 0 (Best effort) to 7(the highest)

Subnet：It shows IP address segment and default gateway IP address. If you have to set up detailed IP address, please click Edict (Pen) icon.

8. Click OK once the you complete setting.

※PVID(Port VLAN ID) assigns VLAN when it gets untagged frame to the port. If it gets tagged frame, the system refers VLAN ID and decide VLAN destination.

Tagged VLAN

Tagged VLAN means frames which belong to the same VLAN can be tagged with a VLAN ID , therefore, the virtual network can be built among multiple network switches via connecting trunk port of switch. To cascade multiple switch with the same VLAN network, you have to enable tagging on specified LAN interface.

On the following network topology, Port5 belongs to VLAN1 and VLAN2, transfer frame with tagged VLAN to another network appliance (ex. switch).

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Jan 13

How do I enable cloud recording for my D-Link camera?

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Step 1: Launch the mydlink app and sign into your account.

Step 2: Tap the menu icon in the upper left corner.

Step 3: Tap Cloud Recording.

Step 4: Tap Subscribe.

Step 5: Choose an Available Plan.

Step 6: Tap Subscribe Now.

Step 7: Tap OK.

Step 8: Tap Next.

Step 9: Select the camera you want to enable the cloud recording for, then tap on the on the top right.

Step 10: Tap the on the top right .

Step 11: Click here to set up recording on your camera.

To add additional cameras with Cloud Recording follow the steps below:

Step 1: Tap the menu icon on the top left.

Step 2: Tap Cloud Recording.

Step 3: Tap the gear icon.

Step 4: Select the additional camera(s) you want to enable Cloud Recording for then tap

Step 5: Tap Set a Rule.

Step 6: Tap the settings icon.

Step 7: Tap the + on the bottom right to add a rule for the new camera.

Step 8: Select the event you would like to a add to your automation, then tap Next (This example shows motion detection).

Step 9: Select the action you would like to add to your automation, then tap Next (This example shows Cloud recording and Push Notifications).