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    Foscam PTZ connected via Ethernet cable... nothing showing.

    See... I told you people. If you just follow the instructions and the advice of the people on the forums; everything will work out. Attached two new shielded cable ends, followed the wiring instructions posted above for T-568B, and you'll save yourself from having to dig another 170' ditch...
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    Foscam PTZ connected via Ethernet cable... nothing showing.

    Ok, my connections are paired up, just not in the order above. Mine are in this order: blue stripe, blue green stripe, green orange stripe, orange brown stripe, brown By the way, that's the same as the current temporary cable I have run... and the camera is working fine. I'll replicate the...
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    Foscam PTZ connected via Ethernet cable... nothing showing.

    Both ends are the same, I just matched the color combination on both ends. I've even cut off the crimped ends and did them a second time even though they were already testing correctly. The tester I used sends a numbered signal on one end and the number shows that number on the other end: 1, 2...
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    Foscam PTZ connected via Ethernet cable... nothing showing.

    Well, I laid a separate non-shielded non-burial cable from the camera to the router. Everything works fine. The temp cable is a copper coated aluminum wire and both the burial cable and this temp cable are 24 awg but the burial cable is solid copper. I guess, despite the burial cable testing...
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    Foscam PTZ connected via Ethernet cable... nothing showing.

    While reviewing my router settings, I see the IP Address of the camera I'm trying to hook up shows in my UPnP list however; I don't see where that IP Address is being blocked in any way.
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    Foscam PTZ connected via Ethernet cable... nothing showing.

    Foscam Outdoor PTZ FI9928P, 170 feet away from my home, connected to router with 246 feet of burial cat-5 shielded cable. This is the second camera I have installed the exact same way, the other camera works flawlessly. I used a UbiGear Cable Tester and have verified that there are no breaks...
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