Thanks for answering Brian. Sort of works, but shows alerts as well. Guess I'll stick to the console if I need to view them.
Well, it took me a while (life got in the way) but I finally got around to adding the second ethernet card and getting all 20 of my cameras moved over to the new private LAN and separate poe switch. I want to thank everyone here for helping guide me through this. I hope that I can contribute too and help others here in the future.OK, great. I think I follow that. So the internet side NIC on the BI computer would get it's IP info and subnet from the router via DHCP. Since the second NIC is not connected to a router (only to the POE camera switch), do I set the camera subnet within the NIC IPv4 properties like this:
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If so, do I leave the default gateway blank?
How do the cameras get their IP now? Do I set a static IP in each camera's configuration settings?
Thanks again for all of your help.
Add a second NIC to the timelapse computer?Well, it took me a while (life got in the way) but I finally got around to adding the second ethernet card and getting all 20 of my cameras moved over to the new private LAN and separate poe switch. I want to thank everyone here for helping guide me through this. I hope that I can contribute too and help others here in the future.
However, I do have one issue that I had not planned for regarding the move to the new private LAN. So I have two LANs now, we'll say a primary LAN (192.168.100.x) and the new IP camera LAN (192.168.200.x). The problem is. that I also had another computer running some specialized software to create timelapse movies of the sky and clouds from 4 of my weather cameras (now currently on the 200.x LAN). I use a second computer to do this because of the high CPU usage needed to crunch literally thousands of images into time lapse movies every hour. The software on the other computer (IP Timelapse) needs to have the IP of each of the 4 cameras to be able to pull an image every 15 seconds and create a movie at the top of every hour. Obviously since those cameras can now only be directly accessed by the BI computer with 2 ethernet cards, I can no longer pull those static images using that software from the other computer. I know Blue Iris can pull static images too and create timelapse movies, although I haven't had success when trying to get that configured. So my question is, is there a setting or configuration I can do on either or both of the BI and time lapse computers that will allow the timelapse computer to retrieve those static jpgs from the private LAN? I'm obviously not a network guy but I can follow instructions.
Again, thanks in advance for your help here.
In case you're interested in the timelapse movies, you can see them here but they stopped today at 2 PM when I finished the switch over to the private LAN. hello world
Depending on the data needs, you could use the wifi of the laptop as the second NIC. I would probably ethernet the cameras into the computer and wifi the timelapse out.Hmmm. So if I do that, I'm guessing that I would set it on the same 192.168.200.x LAN and plug the other end of the ethernet cable into the POE switch as well? Is that right?
My time lapse computer is a laptop but I'll see if there is a way to add another ethernet port (maybe through USB?).
Yup. That's the idea.Hmmm. So if I do that, I'm guessing that I would set it on the same 192.168.200.x LAN and plug the other end of the ethernet cable into the POE switch as well? Is that right?
My time lapse computer is a laptop but I'll see if there is a way to add another ethernet port (maybe through USB?).
Yep, since the movies tend to be 50MB to 100MB, I'd prefer to not use the wifi as my second network source. So, I ordered a USB to ethernet adapter and it should be here tomorrow. I'll let you know if that solves the problem. Thanks!Yup. That's the idea.
I'd avoid wireless if at all possible.
Windows can proxy arbitrary TCP connections using the IP Helper service, but it must be configured on the command line and isn't very user-friendly. You definitely need to know a thing or two about networks and how your app is connecting to the cameras already.So my question is, is there a setting or configuration I can do on either or both of the BI and time lapse computers that will allow the timelapse computer to retrieve those static jpgs from the private LAN? I'm obviously not a network guy but I can follow instructions.
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=11081 connectaddress=192.168.0.10 connectport=81 listenaddress=0.0.0.0 protocol=tcp
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=11082 connectaddress=10.10.10.4 connectport=80 listenaddress=0.0.0.0 protocol=tcp
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=11083 connectaddress=10.10.10.5 connectport=80 listenaddress=0.0.0.0 protocol=tcp
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=11085 connectaddress=10.10.10.25 connectport=81 listenaddress=0.0.0.0 protocol=tcp
netsh interface portproxy reset
netsh interface portproxy show all
I thought all those issues were fixed last week. Can you tell me which streaming profile you were using? Also, you can use CTRL + L to toggle on UI3's camera labels and this will show you visually where UI3 thinks each camera frame is.I just upgraded(?) to 5.5.0.15 and have a little problem in UI3. I wanted to single frame a camera so I clicked on it as usual. Problem is a different camera went full screen. Check the others and the same thing happened, got a different camera. Then I noticed a pattern in that it sort of seemed the next camera, if that makes sense, was the one that went to full screen. A little more experimentation and I found that the click area is physically shifted. If I click in the wasted space next to a camera on the right edge it will display. Further checking on the left side shows the same behavior, click outside in the wasted space area and the desired camera will display. It's as if the scale for the click to full screen is still as it would be if the entire screen were being used to display cameras rather than the wasted space especially on the left and right.
okay can i use a direct link to ui3? I can tigger a cam with a UI3 direct Link to maximize ? Maybe switch Current Group with a direct Link ??That is difficult because the current method used to know when to maximize a camera does not provide details related to AI.
See the help file, URL Parameters section:okay can i use a direct link to ui3? I can tigger a cam with a UI3 direct Link to maximize ? Maybe switch Current Group with a direct Link ??
I must control 2-3 tablets.