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Great, thank you I truly appreciate everyone’s replies, networking is new to me and I really value everyone’s opinion. This forum is very educational, and also reinforces how much I have to learn : )

Thank you I can access the NVR and cams. The system is configured from ISP entry point through to all WAP devices that they have oversight. Thank you everyone for your help

Thank you for the reply. The security firm has access. When we lose internet in the area, the NVR access app goes blank until the internet service returns. Thank you for your reply

Thanks everyone for the responses. I do have access to the router but all actions I take once I log in to it, they are notified. Same logic with all equipment…router, switch, WAPs, cams and NVR. The NVR is housed within my home with recordings being stored locally on the NVR. When the system...

Thank you....if I set all at 192.xxx.1.254 ( all Cams & NVR) will that pose a problem? TY for the reply : )

Hello... Nub here... I'm hoping to learn a lot from all the smart folks online : ) My home network has overwatch from a 3rd party surveillance vendor, and I'm migrating away toward oversight of my own network and researching routers, etc. My question is... what can I do to ensure my IP cameras...