Recent content by StevenP

I have mostly 5442s, just curious, whats the gold standard by the rest?

still selling then on EBAY

I have 3 of these available For the non-haggle price of $15 per card plus the cost of shipping. (they I would list for $20 on Ebay) 2 x DVI-I PCI Express x16 Recommended Resolutions: 640x480, 1280x720, 1366x768, 1600x900, 1920x1080, 2560x1440, 3840x2160 The Quadro FX 4600 was a...

Expand on what part? So, IDK that i would say this is the Right way for what he wanted to do, its A way. we use second Addresses on equipment as more of a backdoor into the box when it is placed on a customers network. when we need to service it, we can always connect to it. its also a...

In the Camera Properties, make sure the PTZ/Control --> Network IP is set to Amcrest/ Dahua

move the camera, pick the number, click set, click add, click set, repeat

if you right click almost anywhere, there is a "Hide inactive cameras without video " selection, seems like that's what you are looking for

Its a Rectifier Diode

is Bi doing anything to the Files when it moves them? because moving files on the same drive only updates the file index!

so did you power the camera twice?

any indications in your windows event logs?

BI found the camera and selected ONVIF, change the Network IP to Amcrest/Dahua and the PTZ will work just fine.

you can add a second IP address to your NIC if you are using static IP addressing, you can put a second subnet that matches the camera, only that PC will be able to access them. But that that doesn't help you at all with bandwidth on you network, But it does isolate the cameras.

BTW, i am assuming the R8000 didn't take away the ability to reserve the IP on the Router, that's my preferred method of Using a Fixed IP. if your ISP changes settings on there side, you don't have to change anything on the PC's, let the router do its Job.