Recent content by Peetz

Kudos for your help here, Alastair... your work here is unnoticed by many. I see you. Thanks for being you.

Strange - I have an Asus router as well and all I have set there is "Push LAN to Clients" I have your setting off - and I can connect fine. Well, as long as it's working for 'ya... edit - I gather this is just an IPV6 issue...

I find the biggest benefit to a PoE switch versus the PoE ports on the NVR is the ease of access to the individual cameras on your network,

Thanks. All the cameras are at exactly the same time, so they must be grabbing from the NVR. Merry Christmas! Only 7 more big sleeps.

Thanks for your comments. I have my cameras on a separate PoE switch, then run into the NVR (just makes it easier to view individual cameras). I'll watch to see if the timestamps between the NVR and individual cameras match over time. I have no issue logging into the NVR once in awhile to...

So, in practice - one would just go into the NVR and update the time from their PC on occasion? Do the cameras update their time from the NVR?

If all cameras and NVR are blocked from Internet access - how does everyone keep their time updated on those devices?