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Hi, I have a few different IP cams, but the ethernet/poe connection seems loose, and sometimes it will be out for days before connecting back again. Is there any suggestions on how to keep these locked in tight together? Thank you in advance!

No unfortunately, not able to test any other configuration.

Negative, I don't have anything else POE beyond this NVR. Although I don't think its the cams? All 3 types (8cams total) (bullet/turret/indoor) don't get power, and work with a 12v. That'd be quite the shipment of lemons. The NVR assigns the cam IP in the 10.1.1.x range automatically - I...

NVR Firmware: BPS with and without 12v power - same network cable. No traffic on the port with RJ45 only.

568B, solid copper cat5e cable (link above), i did notice my connector is cat6? (Connector Link) I dont think this is the problem b/c i've also used retail premade cables. Testing done with - (Tester Link)

Yea the cables tested ok, and transmit a live feed on 12v. DOA :( Just to confirm, there is no property to enable POE, it should be enabled out of the box?

Negative, there are no lights on the nvr ports to indicate connection, other than the network port. (Tested /w 12v power+rj45 and visible feed)

Hi, Just bought all new equipment through the IPCamTalk store. I'm unable to get the POE NVR (Dahua NVR5216-16P-4KS2E) to provide power through my cat5e to my POE devices. Things I've done: Connected a 12v power source to the camera, ipcam lights up, connection no problem, and the camera is...