I've had this cam/nvr combo i bought from you off amazon for a few years and has always worked great,, but i want to hook camera up to a computer running blue iris now and I cant get it to show up on network when hooking it to my router. I ran it through a poe injector to my router and tried to find it with angry ip, then ODM with no luck. took the cover off and held reset button for 30 seconds, then tried again, no luck. Then took it loose, and plugged it back into the NVR and it came up no problem. Showed IP address of 10.1.1.56 so Hooked it back into the router and tried searching 10.1.1.00 to 10.1.1.255 in angry ip but no luck. probably something easy i'm missing. any help would be greatly appreciated
IPC-B22IR-ZAS S3 cant find on network
- Thread starter justaddsun
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If that's a POE NVR then the NVR places the cams on a private subnet of 10.1.1.X to isolate the cams from the Internet.
The NVR's LAN port, not one of its POE ports, should be on the same subnet as your BI server and your router, such as 192.168.X.X and that's where you connect the BI server to stream the camera as a channel from the NVR.
What is your router's gateway IP? Assign the BI server AND the NVR's LAN a unique static IP in that specific subnet and that is also outside of the router's DHCP pool.
FWIW, the PC running ODM has to be on the same subnet as the devices you're searching for so it can find them.
The NVR's LAN port, not one of its POE ports, should be on the same subnet as your BI server and your router, such as 192.168.X.X and that's where you connect the BI server to stream the camera as a channel from the NVR.
What is your router's gateway IP? Assign the BI server AND the NVR's LAN a unique static IP in that specific subnet and that is also outside of the router's DHCP pool.
FWIW, the PC running ODM has to be on the same subnet as the devices you're searching for so it can find them.
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