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Thanks to everyone for your help.

It's only because of the help received on this forum do I now have access to and can configure and live view this sPoE ip camera from a windows 10 laptop. Next question... Not having a NVR, how to view a ip camera inside my home on my hdmi inputs 1080p (no app's installable) TV?

Just the the first suggestion in using the edge explorer top three dots and then choosing "reload in internet explorer" and it works

Tried palemoon 32bit and 64bit but no go... This was on a Windows 10 system 64 bit x64 based processor with all current updates.

Thanks, I had forgotten about wireshark.

After much crying and sleepless nights, I decided to have another go. Following above advice, a scan popped up with ip address 192.168.68.108 I set my bench test router that range and was able to log into the camera' system. It was set to a static ip, dhcp turned off. I've since turned on...

Here's were I got to before throwing in the towel. Changed the router to provide dhcp range 192.168.254.2 with a subnet of 255.255.0.0. Picked up an IP in this range from the router on my laptop and then ran a network scan. Network scan found only one 'unknown' on 192.168.254.254 with no other...

Do you mean set the router to dhcp range 192.168.254.2 up to 192.168.254.254 and with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0

Camera not found....

Tried using the SADP tool but it didn't find anything.

No access to the NVR.

I'll repeat my bench test setup with the IP range set as advised and report back late this evening.

Yes, camera clicks when first powered on. Then clicks when covering the ir photo sensor that enables the infrared LEDs. I seen it working a few days ago when it was connected to the (sPoE) NVR recorder.

Thanks wittaj I'm pretty sure I did set the router to 192.168.1.1 with dhcp to give out 192.168.1.2-254. My laptop received the IP 192.168.1.2. The router didn't list any other ip given out and I scanned the LAN but nothing from the camera, just the laptop and router was found. I could repeat...

Sannce i41cc sPoE (12v), no NVR... why does it not show up on the network? I've been giving this ip cam and silly me thought, sure what could be simpler, I'll just power it up and connect it to the LAN port on my home router and bang... Job done....log into its web interface (like I do with the...