I need some IT help

[fattiremike]

So, I have an old Android phone that I am using as a camera for my Apex. I can get it to work on my home network no problem and through a third-party app as well. But, when I go to put it on the net, it seems as though my network providers password is not allowing it to work. I think that the @ symbol in the password is screwing it up. Apex won't accept it. Here it is:

http://admin:sc@ttercreek@:1.(ip address goes here)/videofeed

I think that the @ in sc@ttercreek is screwing it up. Anyone know a work-around?

Thanks!

 

[Ludders]

what about you public IP?

 

[fattiremike]

what about you public IP?

Please explain?

 

[BZOFIQ]

If you suspect the password with the @ is screwing it up why not just make something easier for testing and to confirm?

 

[fattiremike]

If you suspect the password with the @ is screwing it up why not just make something easier for testing and to confirm?

I thought of that. But my internet provider says if I change it it will just change it right back the next day.

 

[BRANDON84]

Try replacing the @ in the password with %40 when you login (don't change the password just try to login with it as %40 - http://admin:sc%40ttercreek@:1.x.x.x)

 

[Ludders]

Please explain?

You posted a url with "IP address goes here" what is the IP?

 

[fattiremike]

Try replacing the @ in the password with %40 when you login (don't change the password just try to login with it as %40 - http://admin:sc%40ttercreek@:1.x.x.x)

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