Web Server To configure Web server, click on the Setup button, and then select the Server tab. HTML filename The filename for Webcam Watchdog default HTML page. Enable logging Webcam Watchdog creates log file for you to track who accesses your website. You can enable this feature by checking the Enable logging box. A log file will be created in " C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Watchdog" . You may find the file by using Windows Explorer and open Computer-Name_Date.log file with Notepad to view the log. The log file records the time, date and IP address in which Watchdog are accessed from. Port The default port used by Webcam Watchdog is 80. You may choose another port if the default is being used by other program (e.g. Microsoft IIS server). Some Internet Service Providers (ISP's) block incoming traffic on port 80. Try mapping another port above 8000 and see if this helps. Web page folder You may change the folder of your HTML document folder. Authorization Firewall and Internet gateway device Auto config Windows XP SP2 firewall Check this box if you wish Watchdog to config XP SP2 firewall for you. Enable Windows Media streaming Check this box if you wish to enable broadcasting audio and video by Windows Media. Port The port used for Windows Media Streaming. If the port has been used by another application, you need to change the port number. Recommended video settings for remote viewing by ActiveX JPEG filename: Webcam Watchdog captures image and saves it in JPEG format. You may change the filename of the image. Frame rate The frame rate and picture size/quality often depends on your connection speed. You may want to use the following table as a reference for setting up the parameters. 128 Kbps upload   1 frames/sec 256 Kbps upload 3-5 frames/sec Webcast quality Move the slider toward Faster video if you wish to increase the frame rate. If you wish to have better quality move the slider toward to Better quality.