In most cases, home end users will not need to manually change or open up any special ports. However, if you are on a business/enterprise/commercial network your IT department can manually open the ports as needed. Here is a list of the necessary ports for Wyze Cam V1/V2 and Pan:
| Port | What it does | What it’s used for |
| TCP: 80 | Local timelapse download | Timelapse |
| TCP: 123 | Internet time check | Confirming the camera’s time zone |
| TCP: 443 | Cloud data transfer | Uploading Events |
| TCP: 8443 | Cloud API | Keeping the connection with Cloud server |
| TCP: 8605 | Upgrade package download | Firmware Upgrades |
| TCP: 10001 | P2P streaming connection | Local live streaming over WiFi |
| TCP: 10002 | LAN firmware upgrade | Firmware Upgrades |
| TCP: 22345 | TCP control | Making sure the connection stays open when viewing the Live Stream |
| UDP: 80 | Heart beat & streaming data | For all UDP ports: Loading the Live Stream and keeping the connection between camera and server even when it’s not actively being used |
| UDP: 443 | Heart beat & streaming data |
