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Yeah, it usually uses sub stream when viewing all of them at once since they are small, but one I select one and it takes up the full viewport, it normally goes to high quality but recently it stays sub stream quality.

I also noticed recently I have been unable to view the main stream. I only see the sub stream (low quality) even when solo viewing a single cam.

Thank you! Just setting the PVID to 5 for that port (no VLANID) put it on to the desired VLAN I wanted.

Hi, I thought it would be possible to plug my desktop into ETH4 and have it setup as a VLAN, but I've failed doing that for the last couple of hours. I finally get internet working through ETH4 but my IP is in the 192.168.1.1/24 range which is the switch0's IP range. My understanding was the...

Thank you! I'll give it a read.

Ohhh yeah that sounds like a real headache. I'd like to avoid that!

Will do, thanks! I may need to do some tinkering with the DHCP server for the range but I think I can do that without issue.

Roger that. Thanks for the tip! I'll make sure to leave them as static and I'll set them on a range that can't be used.

Just curious why that is? They will be on a VLAN that drops all traffic to the internet/network with the blue iris rig as an exception. That was my plan, anyway.

Yep, I'm going one step at a time. Next up I will try and see if I can make the device get assigned its IP over DHCP otherwise I can set a static IP for it on 192.168.20.x. But basically I'm in the middle of fixing how my whole network will work.

Yep, I disconnected WiFi. Although the cam is still connected to the switch (as I don't have anything to power it without the PoE). It's working nicely now. Thanks for your help! Now I just need to figure out how to focus it... haha.

Considered that but don't know how to power it without PoE Yep, just did that! I tried the switch's IP and it didn't work, so I tried setting it to something on the 192.168.1.x network and pinged the camera. Going to run ConfigTool now. Thanks for your help!

WiFi connects on 192.168.20.x. Router divies out 192.168.1.x, 192.168.10.x, and 192.168.20.x depending on how devices are connected. I opened command prompt and ran arp -a which showed what I believe is the network interface of my WiFi and of my switch. Listed under the switch is...

Hi, I just picked up an EmpireTech IPC-T5442T-ZE from Amazon. I have BlueIris freshly installed on my PC (it is an iMac running Windows 10). I have connected my (unmanaged) NETGEAR GS108LP into the PC via Ethernet. (It is connected to WiFi for internet.) I have a cat5e cable (temporary)...

Oh right, so it's BI machine -> switches -> cams. Got it! Thanks a lot. Yeah, I think I'll do that sometime in the future.