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IC-7000 USER’S GUIDE PAGE 43/62 Rev. PV1.0
5.5.1 Mail Server
This refers to settings pertaining to sending image files via a mail server. You must also
make sure that the Mail Image settings from 5.3
are enabled to e-mail a file
to the designated email address upon event trigger. This system supports SMTP (Simple
Mail Transfer Protocol).
How to use mail server settings:
Step 1: Enter the IP address or http web address of the mail server in “IP/Host”.
Step 2: Enter the e-mail address of the sender in “Mail From”.
Step 3: Enter the e-mail address of the recipient in “Receipt to”.
Step 4: Enter the registered account ID of the mail server in “Account ID”
Step 5: Enter the correct mail server password in “Password”
Step 6: Enter whether or not your mail server requires authorization in “Authorization”
Step 7: Click on Submit when you finish.
5.5.2 FTP Server
This menu allows you to enter the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Server settings. You must
also make sure that the FTP Image settings from 5.3
are enabled to send
a file to the designated FTP server via FTP upon event trigger. This system supports Port
Mode and Passive Mode. The FTP account you use here must have write access
permission to the root folder of the ftp server to use this feature.
How to use FTP Server settings:
Step 1: Enter the IP or HTTP address of the FTP server in “IP/Host”
Step 2: Enter the designated FTP port number in “Port”
Step 3: Enter the account ID of the FTP server in “Account ID”
Step 4: Enter the FTP server password in “Password”
Step 5. Select whether you wish to use “Port Mode” or “Passive Mode” transfer
protocol.
Step 6. Click Submit when you finish.
5.5.3 DDNS Server
This menu allows you to enter your DDNS(Dynamic Domain Name Server) Settings.
With this function, you can reach your IP-CAM from any computer on internet with a
pre-registered DDNS hostname (such as sqipcam.dyndns.org), even the IP-CAM is