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05-27-2002
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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D-Link dcs1000w
http://www.dlink.com/products/Digita...ideo/dcs1000w/
has any one see or used this camram? i would love to get it but it is way to $$$ |
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05-27-2002
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Slacker Stumbler
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Kansas
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Anyone know what the default SSID would be on one of these things or how you would recognize/access it if you just happened to be driving by and had a window open with those exact same settings for a completely legal and valid reason of course.
I am trying to get info on their site but it is running very SLOW!! Maybe someone else can beat me to it. * This forum nor it's members promote or condone any unauthorized accessing of a network or network-based camera that does not belong to you.
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05-28-2002
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Northern Suburbs, Chicago, IL
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Okay... so we know...
Ok...
So these camera's are gonna show up as either Peer's or standard Infrastucture Clients... IE: If they are not p2p then Netstumbler wont see them. The default info Default Settings: BLANK SSID Default Static IP: 192.168.0.20 Default port: 80 Admin Page Password : none so basically, a sniffer is the only way to find one of these, and even then you wont know if you found one unless they name it something obvious (DCS100CAM) or you poll all Dlink MAcs you find for that setup page... I couldnt figure out what the maximum Framerate it used at the 640x480 resolution... they simply say 'depends on settings'...
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