IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) Default Password & IP Address
Find the default username, password, and IP address for IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet). Access your IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) admin panel with factory default credentials.
Default Credentials
1 Credentials| Username | Password | IP Address | Port | Protocol |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| root | antslq | - | 23 | TELNET |
How to Login to IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet)
Follow these steps to access the IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) admin panel using the default credentials listed above.
- Make sure your computer or phone is connected to the IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet cable.
- Open a web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and enter the device IP address into the address bar.
- When the login screen appears, type the default username and password from the table above.
- If the credentials work, you will be taken to the IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) admin dashboard. If they fail, the password may have been changed — perform a factory reset.
- For security reasons, change the default password immediately after your first successful login.
Common Login Problems & Fixes
Cannot reach the login page
Confirm you are connected to the correct network and that the IP address is correct. Try a different browser or clear your browser cache.
Default password not accepted
Someone may have changed the password. Perform a factory reset to restore the original IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) credentials.
Page loads but admin panel never opens
Check that you typed http:// (not https://) and that no VPN or proxy is intercepting traffic to the local IP.
Forgot the changed password
Hold the reset button on the IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) for 10–15 seconds to restore factory defaults, then use the table above.
Security Tips for camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet)
IP cameras are a common attack target. After logging into your IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet), change the password, disable UPnP/peer-to-peer cloud features if not needed, and put the camera on an isolated VLAN or guest network.
About IP
IP is a manufacturer of network and IT hardware. Default credentials shipped with IP devices are publicly documented for setup and recovery purposes — that is why we maintain this database. After your first login you should always change the IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet) password to a strong, unique value.
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How to Reset IP camera NVR SunEyes (HD-Network Real-time) (telnet)
If the default credentials don't work, your device may have been configured with a custom password. To restore factory defaults:
- Locate the Reset button (usually a small pinhole on the back of the device)
- Press and hold the Reset button for 10-15 seconds using a paperclip
- Wait for the device to reboot (LEDs will flash)
- After the reset, use the default credentials from the table above to log in