I added an IP camera to one of my subnets. Accessing the camera with a browser using It’s IP works just fine on it’s own subnet. When I try to access the camera from another subnet, I can log in but I don’t see video. I set the camera up at 720p @ 10 frames a second. What am I missing?
Steve
Steve
Need more info; are you using the same browser and laptop at both locations? What browser are you using and is it Windows or Linux? What brand camera are you using? So many possible issues for each one I almost don't know where to begin!
I'll do the best I can from a Windows user's perspective.
Denis
Why do you have more than one 'subnet'?
Each node has a 'DHCP, Port Forwarding, and Services' area.
Does your camera obtain an IP address from a/the node?
Does your camera have a 'DHCP Reservation'?
Does your camera have a 'Current DHCP Lease'?
Does your camera appear in 'Advertised Services'?
73, Chuck
Denis
Any camera produced in the last few years supports most browsers, has a nice interface, and supports a multitude of standard interfaces.
That's not to say they're bug-free; a higher-end PTZ camera we purchased a couple of years ago worked fine on a class C network, but refused to accept a class C subnet from an AREDN DHCP server. It took about a year for them to update the firmware to correct that. But overall newer cameras are better. And not especially expensive.
Orv W6BI
Can you ping the camera IP? I'd like to help you more if i can. Email me and we can take it to another level.
denis133@email.com