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Or use one or more hdmi extenders to send the image of your BI pc through the house. I have rx extenders on all my tv's in the house, just change the input and i have all my cameras right there. I also use home assistant (home automation software) to change the input when somebody walks up the...

A poe extender could also be an option, haven't used one myself though. https://a.co/d/an2ZUcy

I've used these in the past, work great: https://www.amazon.com/Ethernet-Combiner-Splitter

Do you really trust those cheap devices when you are away from home for weeks? You could introduce a whole new problem :D I agree with @biggen, i would get a new router. It shouldn't have to be rebooted after a connection loss.

I'd buy an LSI card on ebay, did it for both my servers and they work great. Mine are both Dell perc h200 LSI 9211-8i cards, the sellers already flashed the right firmware on them, so they work in it-mode. That way they can connect 8 sata drives. You'll need the special cable which you can see...

Note 1 is not correct though, depending on the settings the camera's still have access to internet.

I bought these https://www.amazon.com/Ethernet-Combiner-Splitter-Transmission-Surveillance/dp/B07F1MZJKV a couple of years ago. Not using them anymore, but i used a couple for about two years without any problems. Works with 2 cams, both poe. You also have to use a set, so it will take up 2...

I use hdmi extenders from gofanco, i have one TX feeding into a 5 port switch (they recommend using a dedicated switch) and 3 RX units. 2 of them are connected to TV's, i can just switch hdmi port with the remote or let Home Assistant do it based on some trigger. The last one is on my desk with...

If the camera is back to it's default settings, which it probably is since it has ip adress 192.168.1.108, you should go to the webpage. I'm not familiar with this model but if it really is back to default big chance it will show you a setup page.

I'd say buy it and try it. You can get a refund within 2 hours or so.

You can also checkout Frigate. I dont know if it's possible to run standalone, i run it under Home Assistant. I only use the AI to trigger Blue Iris but it's capable of recording as well.

"He who searches doesn't know Blue Iris, he who knows Blue Iris stopped searching a long time ago" This question has been asked dozens of times, head over to the Blue Iris part of the forum!

Is this only for deepstack (http?) or also possible with triggers through mqtt?

This doesnt make sense, you don't need enterprise gear to use longer cable runs. Any cheap consumer switch is perfectly capable of driving any length within the standard, which is 100 meters. If the problem is solved by switching routers it just means the first router is broken..

Make sure you keep multiple copies of your footage of this guy on seperate places, take a usb hdd to your workplace and store it there for example.

Maybe it also depends on the browser? Bitwarden / Firefox works fine!

I don't know your situation, but i'd rather mount it on one wall with just the PFA130-E if possible.

I have the Noyafa 8601W, really like it. It can test poe, length, ping, wiremap, tone trace and has 8 wiremap ends so if you pull multiple wires you can check which is which

Network cable as well: LR2110-8ET-120 You will need a camera that also supports ePoe!

Ah man! Rookie mistake! Should have gone with cat8 :lol:

Yup!

The idea behind NetTime is that you create your own NTP server and you can block internet acces on your cameras and still provide a proper time source for your cameras. The NTP server you entered is only accesible through the internet. So if you want your cameras to use your own NTP server...

The reason you can't move them is because the LNE9292BW-4PK is not a ptz model.. 4K (8MP) Motorized Varifocal Smart IP White Dome Security Camera with 4x Optical Zoom, Real-Time 30FPS Recording and Listen-In Audio (4-pack)

NTP is utc only, so dst is handled by the devices itself.

@glenwood is right. Cant do that.

That was also my first thought.

I run Pihole in a virtual machine on my server and openvpn on my opnsense router, different devices but sort of the same situation.