Trying to follow. You have two networks ("LAN" and "IPCAM") but the camera is on the LAN network while your laptop is normally on the IPCAM network? The PoE ports are set for "All" networks and you cannot ping between the networks? If you want all devices to reach each other without any firewall rules then why create two networks to begin with?
Laptops on LAN, cameras on IPCAM
I eventually want:
IP Cameras no access to internet (Done)
IP Cameras access to
Blue Iris (I think this will be accomplished by putting the BI machine on a static IP on the 192.168.19.x network)
BI Machine accessible by LAN - This is not working at this point, I cannot access 192.168.19.x from 192.168.1.x as shown by testing Laptop->Ip Camera
BI Machine accessible by VPN
I found by googling that the default Unifi rules should allow two corporate networks to communicate without any rules. That being said I applied:
LAN_IN
Allow all protocols no source no destination
Drop all protocols source IP CAM network any destination (this should cover traffic to internet too but just in case)
WAN_IN
Drop all protocols source IP CAM network any destination
WAN_OUT
Drop all protocols source IP CAM network any destination
I confirmed internet access disabled by assigning my laptop a static IP in 192.168.19.x (aka IP CAM) and it fails.
Ping 192.168.19.13 from 192.168.1.200 (DHCP provided address to my laptop)
Destination unreachable
Ping 192.168.19.1 (Gateway) from laptop address above
Responds as expected
Pinging the camera when I have a static IP in IP CAM network aka 192.168.19.20
Responds as expected
So the root of my issue at this point is not being able to communicate to/from 192.168.1.x and 192.168.19.x
Thanks for your help, hope this is clear