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Also in CA and we see a lot of car door checking in my neighborhood. My system caught it on video (once last night as they went through my daughter's unlocked car), but I am wondering if there some sort of audible system triggered by laser or otherwise that would actually alert me to these...

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Bought from Amazon on 12/5/16 for $193.83. Works perfectly but ran out of ports so upgraded to the 16 port unit. $175 shipped.

If I use the ie extension in Chrome I can actually see a live stream. However, when I hit the setup tab I get a blank page. Really ridiculous.

No go either. When I open the ip in ie it says to download the plugin which brings me right back to Chrome.

I have updated my camera to these files and still cannot access the IVS features though everything else is working great. Within the Chrome plugin I get to the IVS page but then it won't let me draw the tripwires on the screen. So, I tried with Firefox and cannot load the plugin as the system...

Thanks. In that case I'll pick up the PTZ and stick it on the garage wall in place of the turret.

I already have the Dahua Starlight turret cams at the door and on the garage wall which oversees the driveway. I was thinking that something more powerful up high would be a good addition but maybe it's overkill?

Is the SD59225U HNI the best camera for mounting to a chimney to overlook the driveway and street? Is there a better PTZ bullet performer?

The VPN tab on my Asus router is telling me I have a "routing conflict" and I have no idea how to resolve.

When you open the BI iphone app it asks you to "add new server". When you hit that button it asks for your BI license info. When you add that it populates your IP address info.

Yes, no problem connecting from home. That's what's frustrating me. I figured the app would be the easy part.

Thanks for that. I can connect via the OpenVPN app and when I do the user I created on the router says "connected". I then entered the BI license information on the BI app and when I pressed "Get IPs" the correct IP information populated. So, I entered my BI name and password and tried to...

Stupid question: on the BI iphone app, what username and password do you enter?

I have an Asus RT-AC88U router and cannot get the VPN to allow me access. Is anyone familiar with that router and willing to help? My IT guy has already spent 2 hours and researched issues on his forums and still nothing.

Since I have a dynamic IP, does a port need to be opened for the ios app? If so, is there a preferred port? Also, is there a preferred tool to create a fixed IP?

Bingo! Thank you so much!!! More questions to follow but at least I can finally go to sleep. :)

The Arris router from Spectrum is 192.168.0.1 I also have an Aruba AP-105 which is 182.268.0.8 The camera is plugged into the Unifi switch (only 1 is plugged in)

Well, I see the camera ip address in the switch software. However, I cannot access that ip as the system will not connect. It keeps saying that it times out. I tried pinging it from the command prompt and I get "request timed out" and TTL expired in transit".

As cyberwolf suggested, the camera came up as 192.168.1.108. TW (Spectrum) only offers dynamic IP for residential service, so I think I need to open ports.?

If I can change the IP address from there then great. I thought I needed some separate program for that.

What program do you use to log into the camera then?

I have all of my hardware set up (home system) but have gotten as far as I can. I see the camera on the switch software, but have gotten as far as I can after messing around for about 3 hours. My system consists of: Dell Optiplex 5040 Mini Tower i7-6700 8GB 250 GB SSD Win10 Pro Ubiquiti...

How about this switch? Amazon.com: Ubiquiti Networks 8-Port UniFi Switch, Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch with SFP, 150W (US-8-150W): Computers & Accessories

Hi guys - Building a new system. So far I have picked up a Dell Optiplex 5040 Mini Tower i7-6700 8GB 500GB DVDRW HDMI Win10 Pro and solid line Cat6 cable and connectors. I am going to pick up 5 Dahua Starlight Varifocals (PIC-HDW5231R-Z) (and maybe add a few more cameras later) and...

Doh! Totally missed that. Thank you!

So, I guess the only limitation is the 2.8mm lens. What's are the most competent 4mm and 6mm units?

So, the 5231-R is the "best value today" but, assuming the same application, is there a better image quality camera today?