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Does the camera password I set up on the Reolink App have to match the password I use on the Reolink website? (I am having problems with the camera stopping uploading to the Cloud.)
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What does the password that used on Reolink website mean? Do you mean the password of your Reolink account? If it is, the account password is different from the camera password. But the password you set up on the Reolink App can also be used to add the camera to the Reolink Client.
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OK, so you're saying the App/Client camera password doesn't have to be the same as the account password I use when logging into the Reolink website?
After several troubleshooting attempts, I've had to do a pinhole reset of the Argus Eco because it kept "disconnecting" from the Cloud. Hopefully that will fix the problem. -
I can confirm. The Reolink account that I use on the web site is entirely different from the user name and password I use with cameras. When using the Windows Client, every camera could have a different user name and password. I said, "that's STUPID. I'll NEVER remember all that." So, I deliberately used the same user name and password on every camera. Made my life a lot easier.
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Yes, the password you set for the camera is entirely different from the one you use when logging into the Reolink website. For the cameras, the user name is admin and the password is blank (no password) by default. Every camera has a unique ID number, you can set the different password to distinguish them. If it is difficult to remember these passwords, you could use the same user name and password on every camera but enter the different device name.
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@cynthia_124785627824270 Yes, the password you set for the camera is entirely different from the one you use when logging into the Reolink website. For the cameras, the user name is admin and the password is blank (no password) by default. Every camera has a unique ID number, you can set the different password to distinguish them. If it is difficult to remember these passwords, you could use the same user name and password on every camera but enter the different device name.Sorry for the complex relationship between these two passwords. Hope my explanation could help you. If you have other problems, welcome to comment below. fnf game
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Whether the camera needs to reset the account, if it can be associated with the website.It is recommended to set the same password.
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If so, the password for the camera and the account are different. However, you may also connect the camera to the Reolink Client using the password you created on the Reolink App. bitlife
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You can set up all the camera with the same password, but the reolink account is not associated with camera password, so if you reset the reolink account password it won't change the camera password.
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Make sure that the Cloud storage feature is properly configured in your camera settings. Double-check the Cloud storage options, such as storage plan, duration, and availability in your region.
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It doesn't have to be the same. Install as you like and follow the password policy.
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Your password set up on the Reolink app does not have to match the password you use on the Reolink website. This depends on how you set up your account and password configuration on these two platforms.
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The password you set up for your Reolink camera in the Reolink app does not necessarily have to match the password you use on the Reolink website. The two systems, the Reolink app and the Reolink website, may have their own separate login credentials. However, it's essential to ensure that you have a clear understanding of how your Reolink camera, app, and website are configured to avoid issues with cloud uploads or any other functionalities. EHallPass
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