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Good to know it's a hardy system! Maybe I'll try soon.

It's not impossible to do, just a pain. I have an old router in the closet on the subnet I need for the cam. Then I have a POE injector to power the camera. Put it all together with a bunch of ethernet cables and the chromebook and I can change the network settings on the camera. Click...

I use a chromebook/box and no PC. I config the cam through the web interface.

If the current firmware is outdated and may have security flaws, I shouldn't update to the latest? Tinycam warns me it has a known vulnerability.

A little late to the topic, but I wonder: Is resetting to default absolutely necessary. I ask because this camera has a pre-defined address that happens to be on another subnet. With my current router setup, I cannot simply change the subnet and login to the camera.

Yes, makes sense.

Looking at the Synology DS1019+ NAS to consolidate some of my media and ipcam needs. To pass the wife test, it must be able to continuously record 4 1080p cams with Surveillance Station, play a 4k movie from Plex and record one TV show with HDHomerun record engine. Is it more a CPU thing or...

Thanks! I've got a new 16 port managed switch on order. Time to add more cams.

I currently use an unmanaged 8-port PoE switch (4 powered, 4 un-powered) as part of my network. It was a real plug and play set-up and has been completely reliable without any intervention. But now I'm looking to add cameras and devices and need more ports. There's definitely a point where...