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Wondering how well they can be captured in IR at night?

When you are at home and when you are out and about, and when the wifi on your phone is turned off, there is a difference? And are the LAN and WAN addresses the same? This would require the use of a VPN client.

Consider the ability of a PC to add HDDs for the surveil recordings, such as WD Purples. SSDs aren't up to the task.

Thanks, wittaj!

Only when a porch pirate hits a legislator's porch and no one could capture the image of the nice vanity plate will this trend change.

I was hoping to use the UniFi Protect app as well as stream to BI.

Alas, no luck with streaming my new G4 Doorbell Pro to Blue Iris. The BI PC can ping the UDM Pro, but the camera never connects. tinker's two images look identical to me. I am on 5.7.9.12. Any suggestions appreciated.

Aha. Found it where you pointed it out. So this P2P is the culprit. Thanks, Tony!

Looking at the Z12, the Network/UPnP category has the 'enabled' checkbox unchecked, while the UDP listing below is checked. Should that option be unchecked, too? I am unsure where the P2P is located within the camera.

I have 8 cameras in use, all contained within a surveil VLAN which has a rule blocking access to the internet. Taking a look at the 'prosumer' Ubiquiti managed network this morning, I see these 3 cameras are particularly chatty. The IP's they are trying to reach are all listed as belonging to...

In late 2023, Ubiquiti now offers both a Wi-Fi/traditional transformer and an ethernet/PoE version of the G4 Doorbell Pro.

UniFi Network allows you to fix an IP address to a device in the particular device's settings. Have you tried that?

In my case, Andy was advising not to upgrade for my model: SD49225T-HN if it is working, which it is.

Hi Andy, Can you confirm that this firmware (General_SD-Mao-Rhea_MultiLang_PN_Stream3_IVS_V2.800.0000000.6.R.210705.bin) would be okay for my SD49225T-HN ? It doesn't have the "S2" at the end of the device type. Here is my current firmware:

Get a pair of Ubiquiti Nanostations. They are LAN radios, and have a good throughput and distance.

Such a network of cameras doesn't need to be associated with the HOA. It could just be a trusted individual hosting the server and LAN is association with other concerned homeowners. Assuming there a number of homes within zoom range facing the entrances then there are options.

The use of LAN radios brings the video stream directly to a central PC running BI. The homeowner just has to provide the electricity. These radios can traverse 9 miles under ideal line of site conditions. UI makes a variety of LAN radios which might fit the need. Worst case is the LAN radios...

A standard LPR camera such as the Dahua's IPC-HFW5241E-Z12E attached to each home with a good view of the entrances costs about $250. Amazon seller 'EmpireTech" is the best supplier of English-language firmware cameras. Add in a pair of Ubiquiti (UI.com) LAN radios for maybe $200. The one time...

My suggestion would be to use one central BI server, and all the remote cameras covering all entrances to the neighborhood would be connected via Ubiquiti LAN radios. A pair of radios would run maybe $100 - $200. Ubiquiti makes a variety of these radios, some requiring line of site, others more...

Wonder if Ubiquiti makes LAN radios not requiring line of site. Even so, at least you have the whole neighborhood covered. Good job!

Curious to learn whether the old camera going to a neighbor will still have a stream to your BI, and if so, how? The use of Ubiquiti LAN radios would be ideal.

Zerotier looks like a simple solution. I wonder how setting up the BI to connect to the new network how that would impact other devices in the home which use BI, such as HomeSeer, etc? They all need the local LAN address to connect.

There's the Pushover.net service, where notifications come to the phone from BI. There's a one-time purchase fee for the phone app, and as I recall 10,000 free notifications per month. The notifications are set up in the Alerts tab of each camera. This would not require a VPN or proxy manager or...

For locations within 5 miles of your BI server, consider using UniFi LAN radios, for extending your home network over the air.

I, too, have HS4. Curious to learn more about the collection to HomeSeer. Can you share some details on this? For example, if my camera sees my plate arriving then I could open up the garage door with automation.

The 15 degrees at 132' should be fine.

I've had the same issue a few times in the past 6 months or so. Delete the DB folder, lose all the alerts, and it will work for a while until the problem returns. I keep updating the version, and deleting the DB. It has been stable for the past month or so, so there's hope.

Or a plate saying "UHAUL" or "FEDEX"

Fire OS is always a mystery to me. Luckily after much effort I can usually locate the icon for the Silk browser to get the UI3 to open. The Fire OS is not very intuitive.

Thanks for the link! Hope that this will resolve the sleepiness on the tablet.