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@dachnathaniel52_628201411564107 They need to add a scheduler to the scene mode. Last year I have requested this feature.
@user_591792059080827_591792059080827 Increase the Alarm delay by 1s for vehicle detection (restore sensitivity to 45). Have you used the object size and detection zones options?
@andrewadventure_658285543473233 Go to Main Menu (Upper Left hand corner)......select SETTING and then disable Data Usage Warning. And Voila'
@paul_201485632876727 Which of these versions is yours?
@brad_532657611677883 No need to have internet for the setup I proposed. The NAS shall be connected to the on-site switch. Moreover I cannot say with certainty that you can extend the HDD of the NVR as I have no knowledge of its specific design. They might be using proprietary protocols in which case.......forget it. Have you tried to email Reolink support? If there is no way to get broadband on site then the other option is to have a 4G router and use FTP. So how come they know that something went wrong when there is no way to communicate remotely with the NVR? No SNMP traps. I did requested Reolink to implement SNMP on the NVR but didn't hear anything.
@brad_532657611677883 Just add a cheap NAS and install an FTP server on it. And connect the NVR and the NAS to a switch.
@paul_201485632876727 Depends on HW version. Go to Reolink download center and check out the latest stable firmware.
@crimp-on_62210811129 Not always. You may directly use a public DNS such as google 8.8.8.8. The default gateway would mean that the DNS query will be forwarded to the ISP. For instance to get the A record for the p2p8 Reolink server from the google DNS server, in Windows cmd enter nslookup --dns-ip=8.8.8.8 p2p8.reolink.com Once the client receives the A record it will query each P2P server for each camera (connected ones) to get what? Guess :).
@campbell_99 I can understand you but it's their strategy. But as long as you can find it shouldn't be an issue.
@brad_532657611677883 Why don't you use the FTP service on the NVR?
@hometheater503_202558512976108 Normally data can be shared on SD but the application normally resides on the internal mem. Anyhow it works for you ........... If you need the details to the byte level of the mobile messages exchanged with both the packet and circuit switch core then I can teach you....ha ha ha....Even VOLTE which requires the IMS core. Have a nice day.
@saf3_480263206457537 Which version of Windows client are you running? I am running the latest 8.8.4 and cannot reproduce your scenario. So you must have something related to your environment.
@user_645880601444421_645880601444421 I have been running both the 8.10beta and the 8.8.4 without the issues you raised in points 1 to 3. Point 4 is an issue which they need to correct. Yes, the upgrade doesn't work on neither the camera nor the application. I have raised this with support but didn't get a valid answer. I think that this may overload the servers where the firmware and application reside. I also proposed to at least prompt the user with a pop up informing him/her that there is a newer version. Hope that this will be implemented.
@ermaconsolini_619748074721328 just add it to crontab.
@hometheater503_202558512976108 SD??? You install the applications on SD?
@campbell_99 Go to Amazon and search for donolomo bracket as cited below. Even on ebay you can find a lot of corner brackets. Moreover you can do it yourself, just buy an aluminum sheet and bend it.
@ermaconsolini_619748074721328 Under FTP do you have Generate Subfolder by? If yes select CLOSE and the file will always be at the root defined in the ftpuser profile. If no then you need to add the folder in the script. It's fairly easy to delete folders older than 1 day for example...........find /ftpuser/* -mtime +1 -exec rm -rf{}\;
@hometheater503_202558512976108 Try to email support. Meanwhile try to go back to the previous version.
@crimp-on_62210811129 DNS and DHCP are entirely two different things; each one of them has its purpose. Normally the DNS address is assigned the gateway IP which shall forward the DNS query.
@dverleysen_151162104025310 It's entirely possible to mix static IP and DHCP addressing schemes. Since the default DHCP address range is between 100 and 149 (unless you changed it ... check it out), you'll want to avoid all of the addresses between 192.168.1.100 and 192.168.1.149 when you're assigning static IP addresses. That leaves the ranges from 2-99 and from 150-254 wide open, which is usually plenty for most home networks. Or else disable the DHCP of the router and have fixed IP on all devices within the same lan.
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