Network security questions

[bigredfish]

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Sorry doing pre summer hurricane prep today

I wouldnt worry about wifi signals right now.

 

[JPmedia]

‎Network Analyzer: net tools

‎Network Analyzer is a lite version of Network Analyzer Pro - an advanced tool for network diagnostics, LAN scanning and problem detection. Network Analyzer can help you diagnose various problems in your wifi network setup, Internet connectivity, and also detect various issues on remote servers...

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Sorry doing pre summer hurricane prep today

I wouldnt worry about wifi signals right now.

Thanks. Downloaded and scanned the LAN. Seems all devices listed are accounted for.

 

[wittaj]

I removed the camera from the cul-de-sac to see what the outcome would be (I was going to remove it anyway since this turret doesn't zoom in enough). He finally left his domicile after a week of being home 24/7.

Any event, it gave me the chance to use the PTZ (albeit from the NVR interface) to get a better look at what he put up on the post. Still hard to tell, but it looks like a shitload of IR lights. I can't zoom in far enough with this PTZ to tell what the round white device is in the middle, but it doesn't look like a camera to me. See the attached image

Unfortunately for him, I don't run B/W on this camera, so the IR lights have no effect

Gotta admit, it is kinda hilarious that he thinks he is foiling your cameras LOL

For kicks you should put it in infrared tonight so we can see what that looks like LOL

 

[JPmedia]

Gotta admit, it is kinda hilarious that he thinks he is foiling your cameras LOL

For kicks you should put it in infrared tonight so we can see what that looks like LOL

Like I said in the first sentence, I removed the camera as it wasn't what I was looking for FOV.

If his creation was working, my LPR west camera probably would have picked it up since it looks in that general direction. With all those IR LEDs, even at 1000/sec, I would have seen something

 

[wittaj]

If they were cheap A$$ infrareds probably not LOL.

I went down that path trying to make my LPR better and couldn't even see a difference LOL.

Put the camera back and see how long before he puts it back up LOL

 

[JPmedia]

Put the camera back and see how long before he puts it back up LOL

There's no point to doing so, it would be a wasted effort. Plus, his "creation" is still standing.

I have a camera there in its original location for overview, but it needs to be aligned since I replaced it with a T54IR-AS-S3 2.8mm. It probably needs a junction box and moved further towards the outside edge of the soffit as there is major IR reflection as it is. Honestly, I really don't like the 2.8mm for this location, it's really too wide of a FOV for this installation.

 

[Flintstone61]

Flush DNS or do a reset on your modem/router combo. The old camera addresses or other devices IP addresses are hanging around in a table somewhere probably.