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Worked perfectly, thanks Fender.

Don't mind paying again but don't like annual subs. I can set it up ok but would like my old settings back to start with. Running BI now usesnew interface and BI4 will not run.

Been using BI for years. Tried to upgrade and now my BI4 is gone. Ok, I may not be eligible for an upgrade so if I buy BI5 off this site, can I cancel annual support and still use BI5 into the future. At the moment I do not have any cctv running as BI4 will not run.

Turns out that I was operating Version 3 so had to upgrade to V4 It was a Version 3 licence I had.. Charlie

Hey Fender Always use gmail. I copy and paste licence so should be right. Five sets of five characters with hypens between them. Sent a reminder just now

Anyone know roughly how long BI support takes to answer?? Cameras out of service for a few days.

Tried both ways. Licence button will not activate. Still waiting for reply from support. Don't want to reinstall as I might lose config's Charlie

Ok, thanks Fender

Hi All I noticed BI was not running so checked the main PC. I tried to boot BI and got the purchase licence page. I copied and pasted my licence numbers to the box but cannot get the "Next" button to activate. I looked for space in wrong places etc but could not find any. Licence bought from...

Just as a followup. Got my new modem/router yesterday. Into the interface and set it to Modem only. Great to have the option. Connected router and reboot. Everything working again and 360m speed. Glitch was in the old modem/router. I had it hacked into bridge mode so probably got corrupted...

Phoned Virgin Media. Luckily got to speak with a very clued in lady. I decided to upgrade from 240m to 360m service that comes with a newer router that is capable of bridging without a hack. It has port forwarding too. Its €15 more per month but what price for a simple life..if it works...

Hi Rupp, Thanks for that info. Trouble is that in Ireland, UPC has disabled bridge mode on that Modem/router for some unknown reason. I hacked it into bridge mode. My router which is connected to it is working ok so I presume it is still in bridge mode but maybe not. This might be the problem. I...

Do I have the modem set up ok with the target IP set to the IP of the router 10.0.0.1? I have the IP in the router set to the IP of the server machine, 10.0.0.9 Does this look ok? I have the cat5e cable coming from a socket modem, (it has four) to the "Internet" socket on the router. It also...

Hi Rupp. Thanks for the link. I checked the forwarding on the modem again. Firewall off on modem. It looks ok. I have the target IP on the modem set to the IP of the router 10.0.0.1 so it should go through to the router. I checked AVG on the server machine and Blueiris is in the application...

Everything is ok here. Local IP for serving machine is 10.0.0.9 and port is 8001. 10.0.0.9:8001 Both TCP/UDP. Local only box unchecked on user page. Use the same port range for Internal port I will try deleting and re-instating users and see if it helps. I will uninstall android app and...

Nothing that I know of. The ISP did reset my modem but it is still bridged to the router. Whats is unusual is that I get an error when I try to check the port with CanYouSeeMe. The server is running so it should be able to see through the port to it but it cannot. Its peculiar that the Android...

Hi Fender, I deleted all the camera and Blueiris ports and re-forwarded just the Blueiris one (8001) I rebooted the router after doing that. I can see all the cams locally but not with wifi off. I suspect the problem could be with the modem, a Technicolor 7200. I have that bridged to a Netgear...

Ok, will give that a shot and revert.

I am a FR24 feeder so I need those ports forwarded (4). Also Avermedia has about five. I use Lightwaverf for home control too. Do I re-forward these too or leave them?

I turn off wifi on my phone when testing and use mobile data. I cannot reach Blueiris when away either. "Unable to Connect..Reason: Unable to reach server" I have the TP Link camera working on its own app on my phone so the port is forwarded for that. It runs on Blueiris too side by side when...

Hi Fender, I understand that part. The thing that I can't figure out is that my TP Link camera works on port 8007 but if I test that port on CanYou See My port, it gives me an error, can't see your service in port 8007. Yet the camera is working and visible on port 8007 externally.

Thanks Rupp. I have a dnydns account and the updater is working ok. I tried the IP and the dyndns name but no good. I have the ports forwarded. I use 8001. I have an Avermedia card on another computer that has stopped working too. I have a reasonable knowledge of setting ip cameras so I...

Thanks for the reply Abbell Everything was working with port forwarding for a long time. I have a cloud camera on a port and I can see that from outside but not Blue iris. I will try the VPN route.

Hi All I have a problem with connectivity. I have a bridged modem connected to a Netgear 3800 router. Everything worked ok until about two weeks ago. I can log in ok on wifi to the local ip. I cannot get in through the external ip or my dnydns domain. If I run the wizard in Blueiris, I get...

Got this working with some help from a TP-Link forumite. Heres the setup for anyone looking. Settings Make GENERIC In dropdown (near top) RTSP H.264/MJPG/MPEG4 path /h264_vga.sdp Don't forget to forward port as usual in router interface. Port number can be changed in camera interface.

Hi Fender, Thanks for the reply and link, I have Robert Chou's app scanning it now. I bought it for a backup to Blue Iris. It can watch a key area of my property. If the machine that runs BI fails, this should work independantly. Res is not great but I can see if someone is intruding and listen...

Hi All Got a TP link N220 cam. It is not listed in the Blue Iris configuration list. Does anyone know if it is possible to get it running. It runs great on its own Android app but I would like to get it on Blue Iris too. Regards Charlie

I tried connecting both machines to the modem (one is connected to the switch and one to the modem) and I got a completely different IP. I connected it back and got the old xxx.49 one back again. So even with both machines connected side by side to the modem, they give different external IP's I...

I remember now. The modem has the bridging feature disabled in Ireland so of course someone found a way to enable it. Its a Technicolour 7200.

Its TC7200 issued by the provider. I have that bridged because I wanted to use my own router. Had to use some sort of hack I got online..