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OK, looks like you need to go back to Windows XP to get your safety. And IE that may actually work with all the underdeveloped firmware still being spit out by the camera vendors these days. I believe you can max it out to IE11 with a 64 bit setup? Been thinking about XP Pro w/SP3 and VMware Player...

What size is the drive and what else is on it?

Perhaps post a screen shot of your storage situation as displayed on the BI status page.

Of course if the answer is "no good way to do it" that's fine also. The answer is "there are many ways to do it", hence the seemingly daunting array of options and features for any number of professional level applications. That's what you're paying for with Dahua. I only wish I...

For the amount of time spent looking for an easy solution, all the cameras could be configured already..., with a significant amount of valuable knowledge gained about them in the process.

Is the private domain connectivity required, or just desired?

Seems like once you're remotely connected to your own LAN by either method the main objective of secured connectivity is achieved.

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Just as a public service announcement, and I suppose another 'Reolink Gotcha' to be aware of (and coming directly from Reolink Support), RTMP is not supported on 4K H.265 and above devices either on the main H265 stream or the H264 sub stream. In case anyone else was wondering as I was a few months ...

Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

goldston wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:24 pm ....for our 50+ camera installs that we do.

How many have you done and for what types of clients?