Posts made by Chopstix

@philgisou_487275004735728 Il ne devrait pas y avoir de problème à utiliser des câbles d’extension. Faites simplement attention à l’atténuation, donc assurez-vous d’utiliser des câbles de bonne qualité.

@kimchigun Please do! I have a customer that needs new cameras and they are looking at Pelco. A Reolink pro-grade might be a good fit.

@joseph_1979 I agree he should be a moderator. My boys are full swing with soccer and other activities so my usual hours of being able to come online here has been difficult.

@kimchigun T-Mobile hotspot fixed the issue. FirstNet, per the sponsoring authority, matches the municipality's security protocols therefore just about everything except 80 and 443 are blocked outbound. I was put in direct contact with the IT person at the municipality responsible for the managing the program and pretty much got nowhere except, "when we have time", So yeah, dropped in a T-Mobile with open ports and boom.

@kimchigun Still waiting on the T-Mobile hotspot--it is coming directly from their warehouse, not a store.

Yeah, there is not a general DM function. I think only admins can initiate DMs.

@joseph_1979 I'll be back out there when the T-Mobile hotspot gets here. Before I swap it out, I'll connect to their WiFi with my phone and see if I can access my home cameras--good tip, thanks!

@kimchigun hmmm, that I have not but the DVR uses Google DNS. The IP is not public so it is NAT'd at the ISP.

@joseph_1979 Have not done a wireshark--it has been decades since I have used it. I just turned 54 yesterday and have zero desire for a Google refresher course hahahaha.

UPnP is already on. The ISP is an AT&T reseller so it's AT&T on the back end. They block everything by default. It's a county government plan so no way to switch but I am going to bring in a T-Mobile hotspot for testing.

@kimchigun Can't get remote viewing to work from the Reolink client. I suspect the UDP blocking by the ISP is preventing the NVR from connecting to the Reolink servers.

As the title says, I am looking for suggestions, if even possible, to work around UDP blocking on a firewall. Internet is via a 4G hot spot and the USP blocks UDP--they have already denied the request to allow it. I want to avoid adding a VPN device in the mix. Any thoughts?

1) Is this 4K per lens or 4K total (2K per lens)?
2) How is the VFOV compared to the Duo 2?
2) Can this also be used with PoE?

I currently have a Duo 2 and a Duo Floodlight, both PoE, and really would like better resolution for when I need to zoom in on a video cap. The Duo 3 simply does not have the VFOV that I need for coverage.

@czp_609875358003264 If all your cameras are Reolink, 1) Disable Hybridge on the NVRs. 2) Plug the NVR LAN ports (not the PoE ports) into your external switch 3) Plug the Reolink cameras into each respective NVR directly into the NVR's on-board PoE switch.

If your cameras are NOT Reolink, 1) Enable Hybridge on the NVRs. 2) Plug the NVR LAN ports (not the PoE ports) into your switch 3) Plug the Reolink cameras into each respective NVR directly into the NVR's on-board PoE switch.

@kimchigun Depends if Hybridge is turned ON or OFF. Worse case if ON, he will get loopback issues as Hybridge disables the NVR's internal DHCP server. Although, even OFF there is still the potential for lookback problems.

We have gotten to the point where we have had to disable notification sounds on our mobile devices and in some cases, have had to simply disable the notifications altogether.

@czp_609875358003264 I personally have had zero good luck with the RLN16-410 via ONVIF.

• Can only get two cameras at a time to work (have 8 total)
• App viewing remotely only works when 1 camera is configured

@joseph_1979 likely not feasible at this price point.

@ecszone_625082211356785 if the downloads section does not have a firmware for your model, you will have to email support to see if they have a newer version. Make sure you include hardware version and current firmware.

@joseph_1979 no sir. 7x Bosch FLEXIDOME cameras only. All cameras are online and accessible via web browser. The NVR will only accept no more than 2x cameras using ONVIF. Does not matter which two. Is there a Reolink limitation?

I am setting up an RLN16-410, current firmware and it will not accept more than two ONVIF cameras. When I add a third camera, the first one is automatically removed.

The NVR is in HyBridge mode and I have all the ONVIF camera plugged in to the onboard PoE switch. I do not have an external PoE switch I can test with.

I have tried various ports on the NVR, no change. I have factory reset EVERYTHING, no change. It will simply not accept more than two ONVIF cameras.

Help?

@garygenest_377033554071702 not that I am aware of. I suggest opening a support ticket.