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Got a strange one here. I can have one window open direct to the camera (which is the source of current time), and have my BI server which will show the same camera showing whats happened almost exactly 4 minutes ago. It varies between 2-4 minutes. What on earth could cause such a lag?

Got a really odd one today. I updated to 5.6.0.9 today, and all of a sudden I have no access via LAN, or WAN. Backed it down to 5.5.9.6, and everything went back to normal. Meaning, I couldn't access the cameras with the BI app (LAN, or WAN), another computer on the LAN, etc. Anyone else have...

I can access UI3 from the WAN (outside world), but somehow I can’t access UI3 via my DDNS web address from within the LAN. I can access it via the IP address of the BI machine which is normally fine, but my wife uses UI3 on her phone, and I can’t explain to her that within the LAN you need to go...

Some of you may have seen where I was talking about all of these strange IP addresses showing up on my BI Status logs under "connections". What will happen is I will log in remotely, the Verizon IP address my phone has will show up, and then almost immedaitely, it will change to a google IP...

I was going over the myriad of IP addresses that perpetually seem to want to connect (port sniffers, etc.) and a really odd IP address came up listing my phone logging in as admin. This is what shows when I log in via the BI iOS app. Hopefully putting this info up isn't a no-no. The IP address...

I have had a ton of sniffers around my BI system. I'm quite sure its because I am using Port 81 for the web server. I have a list of what I've banned so far, and was wondering if anyone else also had a list of banned IPs they wanted to share. Here's what I have so far: -198.98.52.213...

I have set up my BI server to also act as an NTP server. With my cameras on a subnet, they obviously can't reach any kind of time service. Is it as easy as telling my cameras to go to the IP address of the BI/NTP server where you would normally enter "time.nist.gov"? It can't be THAT easy.

I captured this this morning. Almost looks like green screen, but I can't figure out what would make this anomaly happen. Any guesses?

So as the title states, I managed to permanently block my own IP address in the "connections" tab in Blue Iris status. :clap: Now I can't use the web interface, of course. Is there any way to reverse this?