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i-PRO (Panasonic) Default Camera Passwords

This page lists 1 confirmed default credential for i-PRO (Panasonic) equipment. Most of this equipment has no factory login: you create the username and password the first time you set it up.

Entries are reachable over http. All of these entry use a protocol that sends the password in clear text, so use them on a trusted network and change the password once you are in.

Credentials1
Most common usernameSet at first loginno factory default
Most common passwordSet at first loginno factory default
Access methodHttp
1 credential
Model Protocol Access Username Password
NETWORK CAMERAS (WV- AND S-SERIES) HTTP Admin you choose this on first boot you create this on first boot
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Most i-PRO (Panasonic) equipment has no factory admin password: you create one the first time you set it up. If it has been forgotten, a reset takes the device back to that first-time setup. Know a i-PRO (Panasonic) model we are missing? Add it.

About i-PRO (Panasonic)

The entries are logged as CCTV cameras and recorders. The single record we hold is for the NETWORK CAMERAS (WV- AND S-SERIES).

Reaching the login page

Point a browser at whatever your computer reports as its default gateway. On Windows that is the Default Gateway line from ipconfig; on macOS, Network settings shows it under the active connection.

If the i-PRO (Panasonic) password has already been changed

Cameras and recorders rarely have an accessible reset button. On a camera it is usually a small switch on the pigtail or under the dome that has to be held while power is applied. On a recorder the reset is normally a jumper or a button on the mainboard, which means opening the case. Several manufacturers will also generate a one-time unlock code from the device serial number and the current date if you contact their support with proof of ownership.

A reset on a recorder wipes the camera list, the recording schedule and the network settings, though it leaves the footage on the disks alone. Write down the IP addresses of the cameras first, because re-adding them one at a time is the slow part.

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