Eclipse Camera: Default IP, Username, Password, Port
Eclipse is a well-known brand of security cameras and surveillance systems, widely used in both residential and commercial environments. Like most IP-based security devices, Eclipse cameras come with factory-set login details that allow users to access the device for the first time. Understanding these default settings is important if you’re setting up a new system, restoring a camera, or troubleshooting a connection. Below you’ll find the typical default IP address, username, password, and port used by Eclipse cameras.
Default IP Address
Most Eclipse IP cameras are configured with the default IP address 192.168.1.108. This allows installers or administrators to connect directly to the camera using a web browser or client software. In cases where your network uses a different subnet, you may need to manually adjust your computer’s IP settings to communicate with the device during initial setup.
Default Username
The standard default username for Eclipse cameras is admin. This is a common setting across many surveillance brands, providing full access to the camera’s configuration menus and video feeds.
Default Password
The default password for Eclipse cameras is typically 123456. Since this password is publicly known, it is strongly recommended to change it immediately after the first login. Leaving the camera with its factory credentials can create serious security risks, especially if the device is connected to the internet.
Default Port
Eclipse cameras generally use port 80 for HTTP connections. This is the standard web access port, making it easy to connect via a browser. However, for remote access or integration with certain network video recorders (NVRs), you may need to configure additional ports such as RTSP (554) or HTTPS (443), depending on your setup.
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