Documentation says it should automatically obtain an IP address, otherwise the default is 192.168.0.100. If it works on your own DHCP server but not the LAN, there might be something wrong on the network.
Double-check switch ports, make sure proper VLAN is tagged, make sure router isn¡¯t blocking the device, etc.
Hope this helps
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On Jun 5, 2024, at 6:54?AM, kumararvind.2787 via groups.io <kumararvind.2787@...> wrote:
?Hi,
We are trying to control the Cisco P60 camera standalone over TCP/IP. But we are not able to find the IP address of this camera. We create DHCP server on our laptop and assign the IP address to camera.
When we remove the camera from DHCP server and put on local network, IP of camera is disable.
Please suggest, how we can control this camera.
Thanks,
Arvind Kumar
