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Thank you so much for putting all the useful information together.

To set up a security camera system yourself, you need to know how the network works and how to set up NVR software. It is a trial and error process and not always a smooth ride. If you don't want any of the trouble, you can hire a professional to set up a system for you and pay monthly fees to...

It is possible that increased CPU load of sending video through NSF and SMB may cause frame loss.

118 degree Fahrenheit is equal to 47.7 degree Celsius. That's a pretty normal running temperature for micro processors in idle. When the professor is running hard, the temperature can go up to 80 degree Celsius. I wouldn't be surprised if it is the temperature internally.

Search RTSP to YouTube and you will find instructions. Looks like you need a computer to convert RTSP to RTMP before uploading it to YouTube. Sent from my HD1905 using Tapatalk

I have a Reolink Argus 2 with solar panel installed above my vegetable garden and it works fairly well.

Where did you buy it?

Search wireless ONVIF ip camera and see what you find.

Agree, security cameras, not just Dahua, are well known to have backdoors. I use my router to give each IP camera a static IP address and I block those IPs from access the outside world.

The default IP address of the camera is a static 192.168.1.108. That means if you plug it into a router that runs a DHCP server in the 10.x subnet, none of the computer on your network will be able to connect to the camera. You have to change your router's setting to make it operate in the...

I agree with Sirius99. It looks to me like a network configuration problem. The OP is probably out of town as he stated. OP, when your are back and if you still can't figure it out, please give us some details about your network.

When you changed the IP address, did you also change the gateway and DNS address? The gateway and DNS server address should be your router's IP address.

Thank you for the warning. Yes, I am aware of those facts, but I don't see many options on Linux. I know Blue Iris receives good reviews, but I feel more comfortable running a Linux server. I am also aware that it is developed by a Russian company, so I am taking steps to isolate the VMS machine...

I just set up my system on a Ubuntu Linux system and I use Xeoma as the NVR program and it works very well so far. Sent from my BLN-L24 using Tapatalk

Dahua IPC-HDW4431EM-ASE meets your criteria. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk