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If you are still using one of these classic devices, ensure your network is secure: AXIS 206M Megapixel Network Camera - Product support unsecured live feeds The search string you provided

1. Never port forward directly to the camera’s HTTP port (80). Instead, use a reverse proxy or a VPN (WireGuard/OpenVPN) to access your local network.
2. Change the default password immediately. The default root password is "pass" (sometimes blank). Use the Setup > System Security > Users menu.
3. Restrict IP access via the camera’s ACL (Access Control List): Setup > Network > TCP/IP > Access Control. Allow only your management PC’s IP.
4. Use a dedicated VLAN for all legacy cameras to prevent lateral movement if compromised.

• How it works: The camera serves a continuous multipart JPEG stream over an HTTP connection. Each frame is a discrete JPEG; the client decodes and displays sequential images.
• Pros: Widely compatible with browsers and simple players; straightforward to implement; robust to packet loss (single-frame corruption only).
• Cons: High bandwidth compared to modern codecs (no inter-frame compression); higher CPU usage on client for decoding many JPEGs quickly.
• Typical usage: Embedded web UI live view, lightweight integrations.