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imagine that, i love this post!! hope they get your dress back and send his sorry ass back to where he came from.

check this out, there is a work around. Again not sure if it applies with gen5 Cannot connect to cameras ports won't open

according to this you are SOL. it seems to have been discussed here. I know this for a fact from contracting with them. They claim to offer the most secure internet on the planet and this is why you see their dishes all over gas stations and supermarkets, the pa lottery uses them, etc. 95%...

i read somewhere that you cant use the ipv6 address that is visible to the public, you would have to use the ipv6 address that you see in your modem/router, dont know if this would help you or not. I also read that it is not static and that the ip could change pretty frequently. i wish you luck.

yes

that is someone logging on, check then messages window the check connections, you should be able to tell who and how many times, how long, etc.

digital zoom works with the scroll wheel of the mouse on any camera. the ptz zoom buttons will not do anything if you dont have pt or z cameras.

16gigs ram, no swapping, no issues whatsoever.

all 1080, 20 running at 10fps, 21 running at 7fps, will likely bring most to 7fps just because there is very little difference in motion, but big difference in cpu.

26 @ 85% is very high. You could bring that down drastically. I have 41 running at 50-60%.

settings, web server

also, if you have a licensed copy then the phone app will find your ip based on the license key, which refreshes in BI as often as you tell it to.

make sure computer ip and camera ip are in the same ip range.make sure you can access the cameras web interface, check ports. Dont even mess with the camera selection, it should default to generic. leave the ip address line black and click inspect, if the cameras ip doesnt show up then put ip...

never use UPnP!! NEVER! Its really very simple, many people will say dont forward ports, use a VPN. They are right but to get port forwarding working You have to forward the port manually in the router. Dont use UPnP, its extremely unsecure.

Not sure why it would go out by moving the mouse. Most cameras web interface is terrible and require those stupid activex downloads (which i dont trust and they are buggy) and yes internet explorer is usually the only option (especially for chinese cams). The activex download likely has...

yep, mine are also good. Stange indeed.

by default camera are set for motion detection. you want to record all the time? you said you have little space left, blue iris records to your computers hard drive. blue iris is not a cloud based system. Im not understanding what your trying to do.

hit the traffic signal, it will turn from green to red and stop recording. Is this what you mean?

Thats a bit above my pay grade, its fascinating really. Too bad people dont put the knowledge of hacking or creating bots towards something useful, like development of something no one has done, make money from it? it must take a ton of time developing these things and then have it disrupt the...

yes sir, they have been up since yesterday around 2pm. the bi server is still online and i can access the cameras through it no problem. Strange, i guess the hack installed in the memory of the camera because resetting it always brought it back up. maybe the hack started 4 hours into being...

well see what it looks like when the sun is not blinding the camera. i have one camera that the sun blinds everyday from around 9am to 11am, not much i can do with it. maybe this is your problem. It doesnt pixelate but the colors get weird.

what doe is look like in the cameras web interface? Thats where you need to adjust the picture settings. That bright light isnt helping anything either. Cameras dont like to be pointed at bright lights or the sun but you should be able to adjust the picture settings in the web interface of...

i havent really thought that far ahead. Im sure that is an option, just gotta look into it a little more. Shoot, i was just happy to have stopped the nightmare of having to reset the cameras every 4 hours. Its been eating me alive. I know one thing, the cameras themselves will never have...

if you go into settings under webserver does it show your lan and wan ip's? you dont have to enable it, but it should be there. It is strange tho, you should still be able to add cameras, unless blue iris is being blocked by firewall. or possibly you have an ip conflict with one of your...

Yea i did that, they all last almost exactly 4 hours after reset. The fix was to not allow them to access the internet by blocking their IP's from the internet via your router. its something your supposed to do anyway apparently but i didnt know. glad this forum exists or we would still be...

Well heres the test. I had internet unplugged for 4.5 hours, everything was still working. in the meantime i blocked all cam ips from wan. just now plugged the internet back in, and just enabled web server, everything still good. I will let yall know in the morning if everything is still up...

This is fantastic news then, i already created rules to block camera ip range from incoming and outgoing wan traffic, so lets just hope this is a solid fix. this is undoubtedly a hack or a bot of some sort. Thanks bp2008 for providing us with a way to essentially fix this issue.

since last update, when i double click on camera, it opens very slowly for me. Very slowly.

There is several people on here having the same issue, which started on the same day, same time. cameras stop working after 4 hrs almost exactly, you have to physically unplug and replug camera to recover. everyone has the same netsurveillance web interface, so im pretty sure the firmware for...

Matt, are you still live? the suspense is killing me!!