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Thanks for your help, Alastair. When I put the cameras on my home network, they automatically appear on my NVR, no configuration necessary. That's the most amazing part to me, that the NVR can find these cameras through the network on a different subnet, but not when directly connected! Here...

Thanks again, Alastair. I logged in to the device on ODM and made sure it was ONVIF discoverable, tested the password used to log in to the camera directly (a 6 digit password), and then disabled DHCP and set the address as 172.16.25.7, 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.1.1. At that point, I...

And finally, I tried RTSP as well, I entered 172.16:25.7:554. No dice.

Sorry, forgot to mention, at the bottom of the identification page, the URL says: http://192.168.1.252/onvif/device_service, so I have no idea what port to use.

Thanks, Alastair. I configured one camera in ODM to 172.16.25.7, the next IP in the range. I left the default gateway as 192.168.1.1. That's the gateway of the NVR, Im not sure if it's the correct gateway for the cameras (would they be 172.16.25.1?). I then connected it to my NVR, and...

I have an Amcrest Qcam 3-Megapixel 8Ch Network POE Video Security System which came with four bullet cameras. I would like to add two dome cameras to this setup, but Foscam/Amcrest doesn't make any. I purchased two GW-1371IP cameras from Amazon that support POE and, supposedly, ONVIF. I can...