First of all, thanks for reading this thread.
Things started by Im getting thousands of useless notification by motion detection since my cameras are not capable to do AI stuffs and few days ago I browse on reddit saying Synology Surveillance Station can do some AI work to analyze the image and...
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Hello from Texas. New to the forum, first time post, but been around networking and cameras for a few decades or so. That's why it was nice to find a board that looks like has a few members who are smarter than the average bear. Tech support had no clue. Insert your own joke...
The procedure for Dahua firmware upgrades really sucks. Jumping through the hoops..... 1) locate the firmware and DL; 2) Log into cam GUI; 3) save config; 4) reboot cam; 5) install new firmware; 6) factory reset; 7) find your cam on a subnet you are not normally using; 8) update settings...
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First, I'm very grateful for all the great guidance here. Invaluable, particularly for a non-expert like myself.
On to my problem. I was able to create a new BI set-up with dual NICs and to add a Dahua camera using the IP config tool. I assigned the camera a unique IP address and was...
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I recently purchased a NVR5416-4KS2 V2.0 and some Dahua IP cameras from Andy.
I also have a Cisco SG200-26P Smart Switch to power the cameras.
I don't intend on connecting that switch to my network or internet until I get the NBN (HFC) some time next year (thanks Malcolm).
When upgraded I...
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I've got a Top-201 720p camera that I've installed years ago for my driveway. Up until now I was able to use it without issue. In fact I've had it streaming to Zoneminder without problems as of yesterday. I had been using it's default IP address of 192.168.1.10, but I wanted to...
Networking lightweight here. Have my NVR5216 with built-in PoE up and running fine with 9 cameras. Would like to connect it to the internet and share only live video from at least one camera with two family members over the internet. The more I read the manual and the forum postings about this...
I'm planning on setting up an IPCAM system currently it will be small 6 cams, I will eventually expand to 26.
My current network at my office is a 192.168.1.* network, would I also use this this same subnet for my cameras?
or is it best practice to setup another subnet? If I put all cams on...