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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    In those picture examples above I posted, the WIFI AP is just supplying your devices on the camera network. Why would you think any different? If you don't like it you can run a wire in its place from the same switch on the home internet network feeding the BI machine, no difference. I would...
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    Wi-tek WI-LTE117-O router port forward issue

    if there is a setting in its firewall to "ignore ping from WAN" make sure its disabled. That is what I can see if you are having issues forwarding.
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    Wi-tek WI-LTE117-O router port forward issue

    Its actually worse to VPN I imagine some DVRs are susceptible to this, but I doubt the BI server would have issues and none of the linux servers I ever port forwarded got hacked. I run a few hundred linux servers without a network firewall for decades. Btw, that was a paranoid article "weapons...
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    Desperately need help. Switches lost or all cameras lost

    If they are chained together it could be just 1 out or a wire interconnecting them or both. Check the switches at the switch itself.
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    Here are two possible ways, the first one would use the AP directly with a switch, the other is with a router serving your current connections, that you could either put the access point on the WAN connection, or run a wire back to the computer network.
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    I think since you don't need the AP at the gate, set the AP as a bridge client and plug it into the network switch located at the house-office ( the camera network), then DHCP the MyQ so it will get an address of the home network. I never dealt with that particular brand of fiber media...
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    Ok, that was the house-office switch for the camera network. So how many internet devices will be on the camera network? so far I counted just 1 will there be others in the future?.
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    I think we are getting somewhere... Leave the unmanaged switch at the gate. Since you don't need the access point, its better to take it down and use it where you need to, The router should be installed in the same area as the blue iris or where you can physically connect these two networks. I...
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    Another way since the cameras are static addressed, take a wire from the home network switch and plug it into a camera network switch. Then put everything that needs internet on DHCP. The only downside to this is you have to rely on the AP security only and this wouldn't prevent rouge...
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    2.16 A lot of that tp link equipment will die on you like that if it doesn't last years. I've had both their routers and switches these last few years go out or go offline and reboot them. Since it has cost me more money in warranty repairs, I have discontinued that brand entirely from my new...
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    In this diagram, this network doesn't have internet access: So the AP would only be used for adding wireless cameras. If you need it to have internet access, then on the static ip entry of the access point, you would put in a static IP address that would be in the IP pool of the computer...
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    Set up the AP at the gate as a wireless client connecting to your wireless network and connect that ethernet to the gate controller.
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    how to run nvr to a dvr

    plug the WAN of the Szsinocam into one of the zosi 's camera port. Then add the cameras in the Zosi. I notice Szsinocam is running a http site. Which might be an indication they have their TLS certificates revoked. So I will recommend you regenerating the certificates in all of that equipment.
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    Is ZoneMinder still being actively developed?

    Its still popular for writing certain types of programs. However just like other languages people used to write it, they don't have very good concurrency and parallelism so system loading and timing isn't efficient. At one point in time, I was thinking of writing a Erlang/Elixir/Pheonix CMS...
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    Cable testing equipment.

    This one I used before and they provide the normal functions I look for in a network cable trouble shooter, and they are cheap too compared to a fully loaded network analyzer that rarely you use the other functions.
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    WD Purple new -> Dead

    I buy my drives from Newegg and never from the internet flea market Amazon because you don't know what you are getting and from who.
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    Wi-tek WI-LTE117-O router port forward issue

    Usually there are videos for this for most routers, but it is router specific to where you do port forwarding and enabling responding to wan ping. But your router buries the destination and type in the advance tab where you would set unicast, and source (WAN port)
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    good to see you have it back online. Yes you can and there are a few ways of doing it. But the most secure way would be leasing a static IP (or two if they don't allow dhcp and static ip from the same cable modem) from the isp, then split the WAN to service the computer network and the camera...
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    Still never found a need for a managed switch on a cam network. For Troubleshooting, you use software. Either utilities by camera manufacturers or network utilities like coalsoft mac scanner.
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    Setting up VPN/VLAN and Dual NIC

    it shouldn't exist on the camera network. Looking at the camera's datasheet, since their default address is 192.168.1.108 The camera network should be 192.168.1.xxx Static addressed. Managed switches is an unnecessary pain to set up just for cameras. Should be just a 10port unmanaged switch...
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    Hikvision ivms4200 wont show stream without local admin rights

    Its a windows issue with the software. Right click on the IVMS desktop icon, click properties, click compatibility, select compatibility mode, and select Windows 8. Its a known problem of Admin installed ivms not getting rights to a local user folder.
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    Why not 30 FPS?

    Its not really maxing anything out as much as some cheap cameras don't heat sink their processors well and it throttles back its clock speed to prevent its self destruction. fps does effect the processor's temperature, but its not maxing anything out besides what is wrong with a cheaply built...
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    Why not 30 FPS?

    Correct. The only times I have seen 30 fps cameras not perform is either from networking hardware issues or a problem with the camera itself. I encountered it more on cheap cameras where I would get one out of 50 wouldn't do its 8MP@30fps.
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    Stuck trying to select cameras for someone else

    There are too many flaws in the consumer versions of windows to host anything securely and its not due to this particular dotNet program.
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    Hik vision freeze after 10 sec

    Delete the copy of the firmware and download a fresh copy of it from Hikvision: https://www.hikvision.com/my/products/Turbo-HD-Products/DVR/Pro-Series/DS-7208HGHI-F1-N/ Please note: do not use the Asia firmware as that is particular to those machines in Asia. Try installing the batch...
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    Can I route POE cams through a separate POE switch?

    As a commercial installer I will tell you: The problem is: he is using a managed switch, which you should use an unmanaged switch and you can daisy chain two switches in tandem on each camera port. If his diagram was showing cameras on the computer network side, all they would do is assign it a...
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    Can I route POE cams through a separate POE switch?

    Bridge mode doesn't do anything but join the camera network to the ethernet network. The camera ports are an unmanaged switch.
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    Can I route POE cams through a separate POE switch?

    What you suppose to use is an unmanaged POE switch to expand camera ports. That is why you are having issues.
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    Stuck trying to select cameras for someone else

    +1 with not using a mac to host an outside connection. There are lot of things you would have to turn off and secure and ones that Apple outdated, you better off installing windows server on a drive (then park the installation with sysprep /oobe), then install the drive in the mac computer. I...
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    Stuck trying to select cameras for someone else

    That is why port forwarding is a bad practice. But as far as blue Iris, it has to be set up on windows server instead of the consumer windows and security setting set up like a web hosting where there is no firewall (except its own). with a public CA cert. Right now I need to get a new copy for...
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