IP Address Change
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Make new router the same IP address of the old router and problem solved.
I think how to handle your upcoming router change was covered in August.....
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It was solved then by leaving NVR and camera on the ATT router. Now only using TP router and can't find a way to find the camera and edit IP address. NVR is working, but camera is still on old IP address 192.168.1.2I think how to handle your upcoming router change was covered in August.....
How many routers do you have?
If you're truly serious about resolving this, it'll take some work.......starting with a detailed sketch of your network and by "detailed" I mean it must show which port is connected to what and what the IP address is of each device.
Just one TP router now. All the IP addresses automatically changed with the TP router for both tv's, nvr, 2 printers, 2 computers, except for the Duhua camera. Here is a photo of the media cabinet I set up. The large black cable in port 1 of the TP router goes to a POE switch in the attic where the cameras are connected.How many routers do you have?
If you're truly serious about resolving this, it'll take some work.......starting with a detailed sketch of your network and by "detailed" I mean it must show which port is connected to what and what the IP address is of each device.
Nice picture....not a "detailed" sketch/diagram/schematic.
I have no suggestions, perhaps someone else does.
Tried to add another camera on the POE switch and it assigned another old IP address 192. 168.1.3. Thinking I might need to change the POE switch IP address in the attic.
All your other devices are set to DHCP and will assume whatever the new subnet is.
The cameras are likely static and won't change unless you change them.
Is your POE switch a managed switch?
This is why just making the router the same IP address as the previous router prevents threads like this. This is what the 3rd one this week where someone got a new router and now they can't see their cameras.
The cameras are likely static and won't change unless you change them.
Is your POE switch a managed switch?
This is why just making the router the same IP address as the previous router prevents threads like this. This is what the 3rd one this week where someone got a new router and now they can't see their cameras.
Think the original AT&T router address was 192.168.1.254 and that would solve the problem? Would it change how I login to the router?
how does he log into the router. he is asking.
mother of funk.....you google the router name and model and the words default login for xxxx yyyyy router
mother of funk.....you google the router name and model and the words default login for xxxx yyyyy router
Thanks wittaj. Should have listened the first time. I changed the TP router IP address back to the AT&T IP address and now the cameras are showing. Everything is fine again.