I. Installation
➢Install Docker on different operating systems (This tutorial is run on Raspberry Pi as an example). How to install a Docker can take this tutorial as reference: Runnable Docker Guides | Articles to help those who use Docker for Java, Rails, PHP, Python, and Node development.
➢Visit Docker Hub(https://hub.docker.com/), search “Coolkitmobile”, copy the Docker Pull Command.
*You can access to this image>>Docker Hub
➢Open a command line window, paste the copied docker pull command or just type “docker pull coolkitmobile/mediagate:latest” manually.
*Tips: If you are prompted with incorrect username or password, please log in to your docker account first, and type in the command line window: docker login -u username -p password.
➢Type this command line in the command line window "docker run --privileged=true --network host -v ${yourFileDirection}:/mg/dist/data -d coolkitmobile/mediagate"
Now the gateway container is working!
II.Configuration
Now you’ve installed the eWeLink camera gateway, let’s dive into the settings part.
➢On any device in the same LAN, access cameragateway.local:8606 through a browser or directly access tbe IP address:8606 (Refer to the IP address shown in the command window of Docker)
➢Log in successfully, access the page of the camera gateway. It will automatically search for cameras, you need to click the camera that is automatically found and enter the camera information. Or you can also click the add camera button in the upper right corner to add camera.
*It will be displayed on the device list after a successful addition as follows.
➢The camera gateway and added cameras are visible in the eWeLink App as an icon as follows.
➢Click the camera to start the monitoring.