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How can I connect my Tapo camera to a NAS

Configuration Guide

Updated 02-19-2021 09:44:14 AM 160303

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The Tapo camera supports the standard ONVIF protocol (Profile S) as well as RTSP protocol, so it can work with third-party NVR or NAS devices that also back up the standard ONVIF protocol.

If you lot desire to manage and view the camera on a third-party NVR or NAS device, you are suggested to contact the NVR or NAS support or visit their official website to notice the instructions to add the camera on your NVR or NAS devices (different NVR or NAS devices may have unlike configuration methods). This article will prove you some basic parameters that it may require to connect the Tapo photographic camera to your NVR or NAS device.

1. The IP address of the camera.

The IP address of the camera is assigned past your host router and you tin can find it on your host router'south DHCP listing or on the Tapo app (Camera Settings -> Navigate to the camera details page). For detailed instructions, please refer to https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/2616/

two. The ports for standard ONVIF and RTSP protocols. .

ONVIF Service Port: 2020

RTSP Service Port: 554

iii. The username/password of the camera

You tin create your ain username/password on the Tapo app.

3.1 On the dwelling house page, tap on your camera model card or tap Photographic camera Preview > Manage to go to the Alive View page.

3.two On the Live View folio, tap the gear icon to enter the Camera Settings page.

3.3 Tap Advanced Settings and select Camera Business relationship to create an business relationship (username and password) for the camera and salvage it.