I’m not sure how I can do that. I’m open to trying if there’s a way but I’m using a Dahua 5216 NVR and I’m pretty sure I don’t have the hardware required to check. My switch is unmanaged.If there is any way you could sniff the traffic when doing an email test - that would explain the cause of the problem.
But unless you have a switch that does port replication, the traffic will not be seen by the PC running the browser.
That's regarding G Suite user accounts, and not regular Gmail though.Found an article on limits for sending via Gmail's SMTP service. Unless you are sending more than 2,000 emails a day, it's not the issue.
Email sending limits - G Suite Admin Help
Yeah - I saw that too. My assumption is that it is the same limit given the fact that the address is the same and you can send to any address. I would think that most of us wouldn't send 2000 messages a dayThat's regarding G Suite user accounts, and not regular Gmail though.
I'm in the middle of setting up a G Suite account. Hold my beer...Yeah - I saw that too. My assumption is that it is the same limit given the fact that the address is the same and you can send to any address. I would think that most of us wouldn't send 2000 messages a day
That was the closest article I could find.
You inspired me to improve my network skills, thanks. I set up port mirroring on my switch and ran wireshark to trace some packets. Unfortunately something is not quite right and i'm not seeing what I would expect. I don't see the correct source address of my camera appearing in the list and neither does SMTP appear in the protocol list when I try an email test from the camera's web interface. I'm pretty new to wireshark but it's been a worthwhile exercise.If there is any way you could sniff the traffic when doing an email test - that would explain the cause of the problem.
But unless you have a switch that does port replication, the traffic will not be seen by the PC running the browser.
Settings | Capture | Promiscuous mode enabled?Unfortunately something is not quite right and i'm not seeing what I would expect.
Settings | Capture | Promiscuous mode enabled?
Attach a sample capture file and we can have a look. You will need to zip it up.
Try pinging the camera IP address during the capture.
And you've got the port mirroring setup the right way round?Thanks, I'll keep persevering.
And you've got the port mirroring setup the right way round?