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Thanks for your patience on this. Sorry that I’m not up to speed on this subject. But I think the issue has been identified and it is an Ethernet switch issue. Thanks again.

I did find out how to ping a camera. Packets sent out show that some are lost. First one 4 sent only 3 received, second one showed 4 sent and only 2 received. Third showed 4 packets sent only 3 received.

Blue Iris LAN IP is static. IP is 192.168.1.100 port 81. Camera IP addresses are static as well 3 cameras in total on IP addresses 192.168.101 through to 103. Sorry, not computer literate enough to “ping.”

Yes still using Blue Iris.

Desktop computer.

After a power outage, my cameras show “Error 8000274c fail to connect.” I can’t seem to find any cameras when I try to log into them. It must be an IP address configuration issue but it looks like my Ethernet is on the “same page” with respect to the IP address. So I am a bit at a loss to figure...

Port 8585 has been selected as the web server port in blue iris; also has been enabled in port forwarding on the router but still the canyouseeme.org tool says the port cannot be seen as the connection is timed out. Web server IP address looks correct as well.

Every port that I try to use comes up as "error-connection timed out" on the open port finder tool, same as on the remote access test of the blue iris connection wizard (operation timed out.) I did manage to open up port 21 for blue iris on my router. I might eventually go with vpn, but I am...

I am trying to fix a similar issue as Lizzy Leff. My modem was recently changed by our internet service provider and we lost our remote connection to blue iris. Our internet service provider techs told us that the new platform they are running will not support static IP addresses. They said to...