Moreover the /system partition containing important binaries is write-enabled so the temptation to modify the firmware directly is high, but I need to do a backup first! They modified it because of various UDP ports listening. Seems to be based on the 'GoAhead' web server. No idea about the usage of tcp port 8600 and all the other UDP ports. Ok, so the encoder process is the web server. Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name The telnet daemon and a few other ones are started by the /system/init/ipcam.sh script:ДЄctive Internet connections (servers and established) We have a telnet access with user root and password=123456 so we can start to play. There's a cheap Ralink MIPS CPU running at 360Mhz, with 32MB of RAM. You can also flash the firmware version 67.2.2.172/9.0.4.67 but you will loose telnet access, although it's easy to re-enable telnetd (see below). My firmware versions are 67.2.2.166/9.0.4.60, so some things may not be usable on your IP cam if your firmware differs. If you're stuck with this webcam, you'll find a few workarounds below! So if you can buy a Foscam instead go for it, but that's not the same price :-) On paper, it seems to have really nice features, but in reality there are lots of bugs and not everything works as expected.

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