Recent content by Rand

Thanks! I'll need to tweak some things first (currently cameras and BI are only accessible by VPN).

I have a Dell Optiplex with an i-7700, 16 GB RAM. Running Windows 10, and the latest version of Blue Iris. I did a clean install to get rid of Dell's bloatware, and get the right intel drivers. I've had this issue since day one, practically. Yes, I'm sure. I've also read the threads on Dahua...

I am running Blue Iris, with 22 Dahua cameras. I am sure that for most of the members in this forum Blue Iris is working fine... but for me, it is really unstable. It usually runs at 40% CPU, but then once in a while, it goes to 100% CPU, and stays there, unresponsive. Live view on the web...

Thanks. Went with static IPs.

I had the same issue, with the Config Tool not finding the camera at 192.168.1.108.. but.. I could ping it and access it from the browser fine.

Thanks! Been lurking here for a while. I am using BI, but I am placing the cameras in a separate VLAN, and I had the PoE switch already configured. By default the Camera's VLAN's IP was not in the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet... so I couldn't access them. I'll do as @suddenstop suggested. I am...

Oh well.. I saw the ConfigTool option to change the network setting of multiple cameras at the same time.. and I was hopeful.

I got several IPC-HDW5231R-Z, and I noticed that when they boot for the first time, they get a static ip of 192.168.1.108. What happens if you connect several of these to the PoE switch at the same time.. will they start having IP Conflicts and rebooting? Is there a way to switch them all to...