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Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Oh I do work in the IT business so, I've deployed various different wifi access points. As for Ruckus, it's a brand name in the Enterprise market, like Cisco and Aruba. Let's do a quick break down on...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Marty, what wireless router/access point do you have now? have you considered getting a Ruckus access point? They are great in congested wifi environments and can handled high density areas like schools.

Doesn't matter that you don't have static ip. You can put the centurylink to bridge mode and let alternative router do all the routing. In bridge mode it passes the wan ip to the alternative router. However if you do this all wireless functions in the centurylink will be disabled so you would...

oh that reminds me, have you tried calling the DSL provider to see if they can log in and reboot it remotely ? They should be able to login through ssh and bypass the gui to remotely reboot it.

That fine keeping the centurylink since you guys have a bonded pair so i presume you have a static ip right? Do you guys have a 5 static ip range? You should be able to install your install your own router in back of the centurylink and not depend so much on the centurylink and configure it...

You're centurylink could be the issue that responsible for the inconsistent link to the camera... especially now that you can longer log onto the centurylink. I recommend putting the centurylink in bridge model get something reliable like Edgerouter Lite and a separate wireless access point if...

is the CenturyLink DSL router the only router that you have there? I never liked using the routing functions of consumer DSL routers they tend to crash once in a while. If you wanted something reliable and cheap, I recommend EdgeRouter Lite it's about $99, but is a router that is not easily to...