The world is going mad, here in India a username and password is no longer considered safe, everything now involves a mobile phone. It’s completely crazy, to check and pay my electricity bill I need a working local SIM that I have to get registered by “popping” into their offices!
Used to...
I’m in India right now and had a similar experience. Went to a restaurant that we have been many times before, asked for the menu and got pointed to something on the with a QR code. Now the other people with didn’t have a clue what to do, again we asked, in the end I scanned it, checked the site...
By router do you mean what the ISP gives? Here in the UK I don’t think I’ve ever had a router from an ISP that support VLANs and most only come with 4 ports so limits what you can do.
If assuming that this router does support it and you create a VLAN for that port and give it internet access...
In the above example I personally don’t see the point of implementing VLANs as the traffic has been separated by the dual network cards?
If you were to go to the trouble of configuring that then yes BI would be able to see the cams on both subnets.
Each card must have its own IP on a separate subnetwork.
If I’ve understood the above then you have used 192.168.0.7, 192.168.0.8 and 192.168.0.9 all these IPs are on the same subnetwork so no wonder the Pc is getting confused as it doesn’t know which card to send the requests to.
My BI PC has...