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    ALPRFast — a CUDA/Linux CodeProject.AI ALPR module (fast-alpr) tuned for wide 4K overview cams

    Have you got BI itself on Linux?
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    What is the best way to "Pause" the trigger of a camera for a few seconds?

    Have exceedingly low-grade LLMs hijacked this thread??
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    Forum technical problems getting bad?

    Right.
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    Forum technical problems getting bad?

    How does AI nonsense have any link to forum technical problems or whether the forum is toast or not?
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    RF Detector?

    Also, are there any peripherals (e.g mouse) plugged directly into the NVR? Might be worth testing with them unplugged in case something as silly as a faulty mouse.
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    RF Detector?

    Interesting. Had you started the above mentioned test yet at this point? Was the NVR recently connected?
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    RF Detector?

    Hmm. Let's run a test. Reset the NVR back to the overview screen. Leave disconnected from the Internet completely. Monitor for a week, see if it's stable. If it is, then connect it to the Internet for a few minutes, disconnect and monitor for the next 24hours. If it again goes weird after, and...
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    What the Heck?

    What a disaster of a vehicle. :screwy: :smash:
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    RF Detector?

    Yep, LT2P by itself is very useful for tunnelling, but not encryption!
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    RF Detector?

    Certainly do this. Just to make 100% sure. Very likely because your L2TP server listens on UDP, but the scanner is only scanning TCP. Scanning UDP is hard, actually. Side note, is your VPN plain L2TP or L2TP + IPsec?
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    RF Detector?

    Looking good. Are all the blocks green, screenshot has cut of the ports lower than about 160 which are some of the most important to check.
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    RF Detector?

    You have run a UPnP scan. That's good, but the other half of the test is a port scan. Instead of pressing the big yellow instant UPnP button, press the All Service Ports button, and post that result.
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    RF Detector?

    You shouldn't need to be proficient in networking to run some of these steps, especially this part: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/network-security-questions.82365/page-4#post-991257 If you are struggling to interpret the results, just post them here. What AV are you running on your PC (and...
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    RF Detector?

    So when you do make adjustments or check footage, you're plugging the NVR into your network, rather than directly into a laptop? Or you have been up to now? Were you able to perform some of the steps I detailed in your other thread, regarding your network? I'm not to completely divert this...
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    RF Detector?

    Any odd equipment behaviours?
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    RF Detector?

    Any updates or changes?
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    Switching to new PC and STRUGGLING....

    Also, are you aware of having Limit Clip Age checked? Typically if you are using the whole of a drive (whole minus overhead, as above), I would think you would leave this off and use as much space as is available.
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    Video Surveillance: Multi-Location Live View (iOS/Android): How to Bypass the WireGuard Bottleneck Without Switching Profiles?

    The likes of IPsec (IKEv2) can also be good, but much more complex to setup.
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    Video Surveillance: Multi-Location Live View (iOS/Android): How to Bypass the WireGuard Bottleneck Without Switching Profiles?

    Wireguard is solid.
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    Where should the BI server be placed within the VLANs?

    OK. Put the BI NIC on trusted.
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    Caught someone on my roof with my ptz cam

    What on earth does he think he is doing??
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    Caught someone on my roof with my ptz cam

    It works now for me :thumb:
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    Caught someone on my roof with my ptz cam

    Yep, we cannot view the video.
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    What are your thoughts on these cheap Axis PoE cameras? (to be used with Blue Iris)

    UK shipping is somewhat of a rarity! :wtf:
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    Where should the BI server be placed within the VLANs?

    What is core?
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    What are your thoughts on these cheap Axis PoE cameras? (to be used with Blue Iris)

    What do you mean by no adjustments?
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    Looking for feedback: Windows software that turns a PC screen into an ONVIF camera

    The POS use case is real, and you wouldn't want to be installing the Blue Iris thick client on every POS!
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    Looking for feedback: Windows software that turns a PC screen into an ONVIF camera

    Sounds like it could be useful. I don't run any POS systems so not sure I would have a use case, but I can see where it could be great. It also sounds smoother than a Hdmi encoder in many cases, that said many have surveillance cameras on a dedicated network (or should do!), but the network...
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    Video Surveillance: Multi-Location Live View (iOS/Android): How to Bypass the WireGuard Bottleneck Without Switching Profiles?

    What about hub-and-spoke topology from each of the UCGs to a central location, and then the users device establishes a tunnel to that one central location and can therefore route to all of your sites to via the one tunnel?
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    RF Detector?

    Exceedingly odd. Do you have any cameras covering near your NVR as mentioned? The reason I asked about PoE - if the cams were connected to a switch, you could get a cheap hub (or switch port mirror, even better), and mirror the port the NVR is on. Run a Wireshark trace on it, filter heavily (So...
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