Angelcam

What to check when you find your camera going offline

My camera seems to be offline of a sudden

If you want or need to whitelist Angelcam's connections in your firewall

Choppy playback, gaps in recording or issues with port-forwarding?

Advanced network issues you might face in a complex network environments

Alternative option for connecting video enabled devices to Angelcam - for professionals only

Wondering how to open ports for your camera? Take a look at this step-by-step guide to configure port forwarding rules for your router.

Having open ports on your router accessible for everybody is not a good idea, so let's limit access to your cameras just for Angelcam

See how you connect a camera to the Angelcam while using Dynamic DNS hostname, e.g. No-IP.

Connecting a NVR or DVR through regular port forwarding and getting the stream from all connected channels

You will need to know your Default Gateway in order to access your router's administration & networking settings.

See the tools & ways how to find your local network address to be able to connect your cameras or NVR/DVR to Angelcam successfully.

When you have more than one camera connected from one location and want to connect all of them to Angelcam

If you don't have Angelcam Ready camera and can't find a video stream path for your device, ONVIF device manager might help

Guideline for users of DDNS services (dynamic domain name system) explaining how to set up a router prior to connection to Angelcam

See how to setup dynamic DNS in your camera administration so you can access your cameras remotely.