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Go to the RTSP Server and Web server objects setting panels to enable and configure NAT (see Configuring RTSP Server module and Enabling the processing of ECHD requests and selecting the RTSP server).
Example:
Let us set For example, the following NAT parameters are specified on the the RTSP Server object setting settings panel:
10.0.12.139 – router IP address.
...
559 – RTSP Server port.
80 – Web Server port.
General request format:
GET http://IP-address:port/getliveurl?cameraid={cameraid}
Request parameters:
Parameter | Is required | Description |
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cameraid | Yes | Camera ID |
Request example:
GET http://10127.0.120.1391:80/getliveurl?cameraid=1
Response example:
If the Use NAT address checkbox on the Web server object setting panel is UNchecked, thenResponse::
Code Block | ||
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{ "rtspurl": "rtsp:// |
...
127. |
...
0.0. |
...
1:559/archive?id=1" } |
...
If the Use NAT address checkbox on the Web server object setting panel is checked, thenResponse::
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{ "rtspurl": "rtsp://10.0.12.139:1001/archive?id=1" |
...
} |
Response parameters:
Parameter | Description |
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id | Camera ID |
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