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IP in camera's interface is LAN, port forwarding refers to internal IP though cameras accessed remotely by wan in remote BI interface

I do not have the skillset to do anything else but port forwarding using the Dahua camera in BI plugging in the WAN address. If I plugged in the 192.168.1....... LAN I would not be available to see these cams remotely on a remote location with another BI setup only WAN seems to allow me to...

Thank you. It doesn't show it open, I don't understand Error: I could not see your service on xx xxx xx xxx on port (1104) Reason: Connection timed out EDIT..FIXED ports were blocked by Verizon, changed ports and all is good, thank you so much Why were my 14 ports blocked?

Hi 39 Dahua camera on BI 5, all 3-8MP and divided between homes The place I am at now will only show a camera on LAN not WAN At a remote facility all cameras work except again for this bank of cams Checked WAN address, it has not changed, port forwarding has been enabled for many months...

Everything works well, except when i do a timelapse or a straight continuous record. It records at the substream rez even if I untick or tick on record page record dual streams if possible. The only way to record high rez is unticking substream entirely Not a biggie but tis there a workaround?

Use the remote connect feature of Blue Iris to connect to another Blue Iris remote Location. Wouldn't that mean keeping TWO instances at two locations On for this to work?

I have 3 physical locations running blue iris at each of these locations The IP addresses (WAN) are different at all locations but to add cameras I use the WAN from those locations and vice versa I honestly never knew of any method other than port forwarding If i use for example 192.168.1.243...

When setting up a batch of cameras at a new location ( like a new house I bought) I use the WAN address in each of the cam setups with 4 ports that I port forward ( like enclosed photo)

Good point; I did opt pot on sign up to sharing data collection

I will let cyberghost run 24/7 going forwAED

Look at these stats, WOW!!

See y,ou're the pro I'm not All my cameras use WAN, I do not use 192.168.1.x for anything on BI camera setups , I do port forwarding to access my cameras at other homes I own where BI runs. I On a side note, i can tweak the substreams on the cam setup page right if I want slightly better...

I'm down to 30% CPU usage now, thanks to your folks, learned ALOT. Thanks so much again and happy holidays I guess I don't have to use substream enabling on my high end i9 10980 cpus since I get 30% cpu usage as is Again, thanks !

Done CPU Usage down CPU usage is down, but preview rectangle is blurry When I double click to go full screen it starts out blurry then gets back to its ultra sharpness. Normal?Also, recordings and time lapse, recorded at main stream quality? Again, thank you, suppose the tradeoff is lower...

Just changed many cameras in BI with the enabling of substreams, also attached camera setup page with substream enabled, no difference, still 100% Thanks for all advice