

SYNOLOGY SURVEILLANCE STATION LICENSE REQUIREMENTS HOW TO
(Learn how to set up your IP camera network here.) Synology Surveillance Station Camera Setup Guide (with Video Tutorial)īefore we dive into the detailed steps of Synology Surveillance Station setup, make sure that you've got a Synology Surveillance Station camera, which is on the official supported model list.Īlso make sure your Synology Surveillance Station camera is connected to the same network as the network-attached storage (NAS) device. Pick one to start the Synology Surveillance Station camera setup right away! Haven't got one yet? Here we list the best cameras for Synology Surveillance Station 2019 on Part 2.

Note: The camera I am using for this tutorial is Reolink RLC-410-5MP, a popular Synology Surveillance Station camera, and other cameras work in a similar way in the Synology Surveillance Station setup. Set the encode profile as Base Line, the most basic form of encoding, to avoid the Synology Surveillance Station camera compatibility issues. Download and launch the Reolink Client, right click "Device setting" -> "Encode" and select "Base Line". Download and launch the Synology Surveillance Station, click " IP Camera", and add the Synology Surveillance Station camera to the software as the popup suggests. Select Quick Setup, and fill in the required information of the Synology Surveillance Station camera (as the screenshot shows).īasically, you need to find out the IP address of your Synology Surveillance Station camera, which can be automatically identified after you hit the search button at the IP address box.Īnd the Synology Surveillance Station camera port number is usually available at the Port page of the camera companion software, say the Reolink Client. The required port number for Reolink cameras is 8000.
