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[oz man]

you have it set up on your router don't you.
If so then it a matter of applying the ip given by the router and to set it as a static address..

try this one it great you can get the free version for android or the pro is only about $10.00

tinyCam PRO - Swiss knife to monitor IP cam
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...alexvas.dvr.pro

[oz man]

what is the tablet your trying to use.

[Fed]

you have it set up on your router don't you.

It has to be because it works fine with the recommended app 360Eyes.

Tablet is a Samsung -SM-T520.
I'd also like to monitor the camera from my computer just to sort of prove a point.

I'll give the TinyCam a go on my S4 Samsung phone.

[oz man]

antique phone

[oz man]

antique phone what system are you running on your computer

[Fed]

XP Pro SP3, the one you gave me.

Tinycam app gives the same results, scan can't find a camera and if I manually enter IP details it still can't find the camera.

As a side note 'bluestacks' won't run on my computer either so I can't install 360Eyes on it.

Tinycam also reports my router has a known vulnerability called MIRAI.


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[kkw]

XP Pro SP3, the one you gave me.

Are you still using a kerosene heater and a crank handle phone? I think it is time to take a plunge into the modern world, old timer. Is Denise still painting?

[Fed]

Nothing wrong with kero heaters I've had a few of them when kero was 'free'.
Still got a couple of Nokia 5110s here & Denise still uses a Samsung S1 phone.
Painting has tapered down to Zero.

[oz man]

XP Pro SP3, the one you gave me.

Tinycam app gives the same results, scan can't find a camera and if I manually enter IP details it still can't find the camera.

As a side note 'bluestacks' won't run on my computer either so I can't install 360Eyes on it.

Tinycam also reports my router has a known vulnerability called MIRAI.


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gee how long a go was that I did for you.

If you need windows 7 or 10 let me know

[oz man]

oh Mirai

Mirai (Japanese: 未来, lit. 'future') is a malware that turns networked devices running Linux into remotely controlled bots that can be used as part of a botnet in large-scale network attacks. It primarily targets online consumer devices such as IP cameras and home routers. The Mirai botnet was first found in August 2016 by MalwareMustDie, a white hat malware research group, and has been used in some of the largest and most disruptive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, including an attack on 20 September 2016 …

read this to remove
https://www.2-spyware.com/remove-mirai-virus.html

[Fed]

Is there an easy button Oz?

I don't know if my router has got it but if it has I'll keep it as a pet.

[oz man]

most time its in the windows operating system not the router .

go to
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/

and download Junk removal tool, adware and Combofix

or get a free copy of spyhunter which can only be used once .

[Fed]

Just as an aside does anyone remember this?

A passenger ferry service operated in Botany Bay between Kurnell and La Perouse from the 1890s until 1974 after the wharves were damaged in a storm.

I have zero memory of a ferry between Kurnel & Lapa in the 70s at all.

[Fed]

It's only reported as a vulnerability Oz.

[kkw]

I lived at Kurnell on the waterfront for several years in 1970 onwards, a few hundred metres from the wharf. I don't ever recall a ferry service there, but like you, I can't remember what I had for breakfast yesterday either.

[Fed]

A tiny glimmer of hope, the camera now displays in colour after a camera re-boot.

My next trick will be to remove the existing camera software & account then do a hard reset by pushing the secret button with a paperclip.
Then start from scratch using alternative software that will also run on the Samsung tablet and something that will run on XP as a bonus.

On it goes at a snail's pace.

COVID-19 an E.L.E. stalking the World, it's the only answer that make's sense.

[oz man]

Does it work now

[Fed]

I think I'm snookered until they expand the 360eyes app or one of the generic apps to be compatible with the tablet and camera Oz.

I did come across a thread on the whirlpool forums that suggested these UL-Tech cameras are some how different to 'normal' IP cameras, just my bad luck if it's true.

[oz man]

It sounds that way.