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If you are having an issue accessing your live video or getting another log in prompt it is due to ports 5150 and 5160 being blocked by a your routers firewall. Please be sure to open these ports in your router firewall via port forwarding or virtual server.

Tags: DNS-726-4, remotely

In order to view your mydlink camera remotely through the mydlink portal or using the mydlink app, you must first register your camera to a mydlink account. This is done by running the installation CD or camera installer which came supplied with your camera. If you have not yet registered your camera with mydlink, please visithttps://www.mydlink.com/support to download the installer for your camera.

Using mydlink Web Portal

Step 1: Log in to your mydlink account at http://www.mydlink.com

Step 2: Select your mydlink camera to view live video.

mydlink Lite App

Step 1: Download and install the mydlink Lite app from your smartphone’s application store (Android or iOS)

Step 2: Log into the app with your user mydlink username/password

Your camera(s) are now visible. Select the DCS-2136L from the list of available cameras to view your live video feed.

Tags: DCS-2136L, remotely

In order to view your mydlink camera remotely through the mydlink portal or using the mydlink app, you must first register your camera to a mydlink account. This is done while running the installation CD or camera installer which came supplied with your camera. Please visit https://www.mydlink.com support to download the installer for your camera.

mydlink Web Portal

Step 1: Log in to your mydlink account at http://www.mydlink.com

Step 2: Select your mydlink camera to view live video

mydlink Lite App

Step 1: Download and install our mydlink Lite app from your mobile store (Android or iOS)

Step 2: Log into the app with your user mydlink username/password

Your camera(s) are now visible.

Tags: camera, DCS-931L, mydlink, remotely