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Don't have quite as many options as that. However, I do see on that page that TCP is set to 35000 and UDP 35001. I updated those in the config and then tried changing the settings of one of the cameras to 37777, but the connection dropped. Changed it back to 80 and it came back up.

Yup. But best part, to get the Lorex cams to work, I had to enter port 80 in the TCP port line. Makes no sense lol. I think I'll still go the vlan route in the end. I really don't want cameras communicating over http.

That's not the issue though. The switch is an L3 switch. Plus, as mentioned, the Amcrest wifi cameras show up just fine. However, I took your suggestion about ports and did some comparing between the cameras. Turns out if I tell the Lorex cameras to connect via port 80, they work. They...

Hm no luck. Same issue. I am wondering if maybe I do in fact need to switch up the network topology. Maybe make use of vlans instead of using the physical ports on the pfsense box. I don't want to change it, but seems somewhat inevitable now...

Hi. I just purchased the Lorex Fusion NVR setup. It comes with 8 wired and 2 wireless cameras. I am having issues getting the wireless cameras connected to the NVR. Lorex Support is not helpful. My setup: pfSense Router/Firewall/Gateway Wired devices are on the 192.168.27.x subnet and...