[FIXED]Help Needed: Cameras keep disconnecting and reconnecting after Dahua NVR firmware update to V4 from V3.

Well according to that you have not exceeded incoming bandwidth....
 
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Any luck with the Default? I had two bourbons for you since we last chatted
 
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Narcissus said:
What's the significance? I'm asking out of pure ignorance and a desire to know. I made sure to include since bandwidth had been queried a few times.
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From my standpoint only that you are close to being maxed out on the incoming bandwidth. Earlier, I added up your KBPS from each camera as advertised and they did not come close to the 320 MBPS maximum. I was just wondering what was up with that.
 
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Parley said:
From my standpoint only that you are close to being maxed out on the incoming bandwidth. Earlier, I added up your KBPS from each camera as advertised and they did not come close to the 320 MBPS maximum. I was just wondering what was up with that.
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I have an IVS on each of the cameras, a few have more than one. Does that effect increased bandwidth?
 
Narcissus said:
Looks like I need a new NVR that has the capabilities to run 4 4K cameras and 2 12MP fisheye at max FPS and resolution.
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Just out of curiosity, is this something a BI system can do?
 
bigredfish said:
Any luck with the Default? I had two bourbons for you since we last chatted
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FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The two bourbons put it over the top.

Seriously, I did the factory reset according to your instructional -very good by the way. Used -and will continue to only use- the Web GUI to do the reset and set up. Cameras have not disconnected since I plugged them in around 7:40am, this morning. Thanks a lot for you help.

Question: In the picture affixed, the IP address pointed to belongs to which device/client?
 

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Thank you to all that spent time to puzzle out this problem over part of your weekend. I will respond to those individually so that they get a push notification saying same.
 
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Narcissus said:
FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The two bourbons put it over the top.

Seriously, I did the factory reset according to your instructional -very good by the way. Used -and will continue to only use- the Web GUI to do the reset and set up. Cameras have not disconnected since I plugged them in around 7:40am, this morning. Thanks a lot for you help.

Question: In the picture affixed, the IP address pointed to belongs to which device/client?
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Bourbon helps everything;)

Hard to say what that IP is. I have seen my printer, a streaming box, another NVR, stand alone wifi camera?
 
bigredfish said:
Yes

Turn off H.265 use H.264H

Get to the web UI I referred to, under "Maintain"
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I would unplug the cameras first, assuming you havent changed passwords from initial setup, when the NVR reboots , and you intiate it by saying no to the nag screen for P2P, plug cameras back in one at a time. Cameras currently have the same master password you origianly set on the NVR. Recommend you use that same password again

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***PSA for those with a New DAHUA NVR with Built-in PoE switch

When you connect each camera back to the NVR, the first thing to do after they appear in the bottom pane, is to log into them and change from H.265 to H.264.H
Unfortunately the newer NVRs default to H.265 which sucks for various reasons. We can revisit later.
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Why is H.265 bad compared to H.264.H?
 
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