Petawise Camera: Default IP, Username, Password, Port

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Petawise Camera: Default IP, Username, Password, Port

Petawise IP cameras are widely used in small business setups and home surveillance thanks to their affordability and straightforward configuration. Like most network cameras, they ship with default credentials that allow initial access through a web browser or mobile app. Knowing these defaults is essential when setting up a new device, resetting a camera, or troubleshooting connection issues. At the same time, leaving default credentials unchanged can expose your camera to unauthorized access, so it is important to update them as soon as possible.

Default IP

The default IP address is typically one of the following:

  • 192.168.1.10
  • 192.168.0.100
  • DHCP enabled (assigned automatically by your router)

If the camera is set to DHCP mode, you can find its assigned IP address through your router’s admin panel or by using a network scanning tool.

Default Username

Most Petawise IP cameras use a simple default username:

  • admin

This account provides full administrative access to camera settings, live view, and configuration options.

Default Password

The default password is usually one of the following:

  • admin
  • 123456
  • blank (no password)

If none of these work, the camera may require you to create a password during the first setup or may have a unique password printed on the device label.

Default Port

The standard port used to access Petawise cameras via a browser is:

  • HTTP port: 80

In some cases, the port may be changed to:

To access the camera, you would enter the IP address followed by the port in your browser, for example: 192.168.1.10:80.

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FAQs

The credentials may have been changed during initial setup. Try resetting the camera to factory settings to restore the default login details.
Press and hold the reset button on the camera for about 10 to 20 seconds until it reboots. This will restore factory settings, including default credentials.
Check your router’s connected devices list or use a network scanning tool to detect the camera on your local network.
No, it is not safe. Default credentials are widely known and can be exploited. Always change them after the first login.
Yes, but you need to configure port forwarding or use the manufacturer’s cloud service. Make sure your credentials are secure before enabling remote access.
The camera may be on a different subnet or using DHCP. Use a scanning tool or reset the device to restore the default IP.
Most models follow similar defaults, but some newer devices may require password creation during setup or use unique credentials printed on the device.

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