Recent content by zachelliottwx

I confirmed wired I don't get the disconnects. So it is just wireless, and i've got plenty of other devices on my APs that are cameras (Nests, other IP Cams, etc) and they all do fine so i'm not chalking it up to my wifi having issues when two identical cameras have the same identical issue...

I doubt it's wifi overloaded. Each camera is on a separate AP from each other and they are Ubiquiti Nano HD APs. I have one upstairs attached to one cam and another downstairs attached to another. Of course there are other devices on each AP, but it's not like i'm powering 50 devices off a...

Ok I disabled the rule and it still did it. Also verified that wireless was chosen as the default card and not wired. I'll try wired tomorrow but it seems my theory is bunk.

So i'm not sure if it does it while wired. I need to pull it down and check. The only other thing I can think is I block all my cameras on my camera network from the internet. It's a WAN OUT rule on my firewall. I did have a crazy thought about since these are "cloud" cameras, maybe it was doing...

I have two of these cameras and both of them have developed the same issue. Hard reset, firmware updates, etc don't change it. The issue is I have blips in Blue Iris, and looking at the logs, I see that every 2 minutes (or 3 minutes sometimes) it has an offline event for eth2 (wireless)...