Manual IP/gateway on a Tapo C200
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Good Day.
I need to install nine(9) c200 tapo camera, but i need to manually set specific ip's.
How do I do that?
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@ydinopoulos You can set up address reservation and IP&MAC binding on your router, then the camera will always get the same IP address from the router.
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@ydinopoulos You can set up address reservation and IP&MAC binding on your router, then the camera will always get the same IP address from the router.
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Thanks, but what if I want to route camera traffic on a specific gateway and/or group cameras on a specific subnet?
there's no web menu or any app to make it happen?
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I see; while it has nothing to with the camera; if you want to route camera traffic on a specific gateway and/or group cameras on a specific subnet, you need do it on your router.
You can contact the tech support of main router to get some help.
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Thanks !
I will do it that way, but pitty u cant change network info. Even the cheap crap from aliexpress has that.
anyway, cant have everything i guess...
thanks again !
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You are welcome, you can give it a go.
If need more help, be free to let us know.
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Why not Tp-link cant put a config for static IP, so simple and will solve a lot of issues with configurations!!!
If my camera pass to a extender, the mac its not the same will be the extender.
holy f*ck.
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@ydinopoulos I WENT TO SHOW MAY TAPO CAMERA ...PLEASE HELM ME
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I know this thread ig getting a little old but...
Just bought the C110 and very surprised to find I cannot manually enter network credentials for a static IP address. I'll give it a couple of days to see if I can do it through the router but if I cannot I will return the camera.
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Marcia.Zhang wrote
@ydinopoulos You can set up address reservation and IP&MAC binding on your router, then the camera will always get the same IP address from the router.
This is not a solution.this is a excuse.tapo c200 has have to be a config system.we are suffer a lot facing the problem if we have address reservation not in our router.next firmware update should be added the IP config in tapo c200
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Read this with much concern - many thanx users
It does make me wonder sometimes if Tapo is owned by some mickey mouse outfit not related to the parent TP Link , who after all are world leaders in networks and routers
How can such rubbish exist from such a creditable parent
there are so many bugs in the Tapo system. I have yet to establish a workable system of 4 cameras with 4 tablet screens monitoring my street outside (forget quad view the system cant handle it even at the lowest bnw resolution). The analog equivalent would do all this in a heartbeat - and BE RELIABLE in quad view
I am resorting to Ispy on a pc using onvid RTSP but I have seen reports here that the RTSP stream drops out for no reason
Maybe its poor wifi from the cameras?
Trying ethernet into a router extender?
It is so frustrating
I feel I have wasted £500 on this rubbish - Shame on TP Link
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