Is it different from your main network?Yes - UNVR is in the same subnet as the cameras.
Are you assigning them to a VLAN within UniFi Network settings? For some reason, when I move the cameras and associated UniFi Protect accessories / integrations (i.e. Superlink sensors) to a dedicated VLAN, I am forced to setup everything from scratch again; my UniFi devices get knocked offline from UniFi Protect as soon as I set a static IP under the respective VLAN.From my "main" network? Yes, my NVR and cameras are in a dedicated VLAN. What specifically is your problem and/or concern?
Oh, that makes sense - I assume you assigned dedicated ports on your switch to that particular VLAN right?I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. I have a VLAN (and associated L3 interface) configured on my Unifi gateway (a UDM-SE). The NVR and cameras are connected to switchports that are configured with a native (untagged) VLAN of my "security" VLAN.
Thank you for confirming - looks like I will need to reserve a day for thisYes -- the switchports need to be configured with a native (untagged) VLAN.
Is this related to the primary stream settings on the cameras being different?As a test, I adopted 12 of my 54IRs this afternoon. It's strange that some show up as HD and others as 2K.
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All 12 are set up the same for the Primary and Secondary streams.Is this related to the primary stream settings on the cameras being different?
That's what I did. I was all excited until the bugs came out at night.
I've never used Smart Detection, sounds like it may not be so smart.That's what I did. I was all excited until the bugs came out at night.
It’s dumb actuallyI've never used Smart Detection, sounds like it may not be so smart.![]()