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yep, it reset completely fine. I was able to change the password, settings, and IP address.

That's how I thought it worked, but thank you for verifying!

I just deleted one of the cameras and added it back in. They all have unique static IPs and show up in the config tool and I can login to them all separately.

I did a hard reset on the cameras, tried another port on the switch, a different cable, and unplugged the other switches. I even unplugged half the cameras on the switch and tried it with fewer cameras hooked up. No improvement. Any other ideas?

Well, I powercycled all of the cameras, tried a different cable, tried another port on the switch. Additionally, unplugged the other 2 switches and tried to just run the one switch. The cameras will still not show a video feed and disconnect after about a minute when I'm logged in through a...

I didn’t put SD cards in any of the cameras. I didn’t see a reason for it if the power goes out, the camera will go down anyway. (Everything is on UPS, but those won’t last in an extended outage.)

I was a little worried Ihad too many cameras on each switch, and the marketing power doesn’t match the actual switches ability. I think trying Fenderman’s suggestion should rule that out.

no, two go to the first switch, and one connects to the second switch.

I have all the switches connected together, and I don’t have a router in the configuration currently. All the switches are chained together and a single line runs to the PC from the closest switch. I’ve power cycled several cameras individually (the unaffected ones come back fine), but I...

I have a 22 dahua 4mp starlight camera setup running Blue Iris on a Windows 10 Pro machine. The cameras are connected to the PC through 3 BV-tech 10 port PoE+ switches The system has been working perfectly for about 9 months. A few weeks ago, one of the cameras stopped showing a feed in Blue...