It seems like it has ONVIF capability, so that would be one place to start. Find the IP and do a Find/Inspect on that IP. I also found this in the Amazon Q&A: "First, you need to connect the security camera to the computer, search the camera with the professional search tool (SearchTool), a...

broachoski wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 12:16 am You might want to start a new topic for future questions since we have held this Reolink topic hostage for a while.

Sounds good, maybe I'll start a thread for enclosures and mounting ideas.

That looks like a good, durable, weatherproof enclosure. Do those lock somehow? I'd worry about someone lifting it out and running off with it. This also looks like it might work: https://www.homedepot.com/p/4-in-x-4-in-x-4-in-Junction-Box-R5133709/202043437 It's 4"x4"x4", which seems...

More pics...

Here's how to make a simple and inexpensive outdoor mount for the Foscam R2 or similarly shaped cameras. It's super-durable, water-tight (if done properly), and weather-resistant. 1) Buy a 3" diameter ABS cleanout adapter fitting (about $3). 2) Drill a hole in the center of the cleanout plug's ...

I really, really, really wish that the Foscam and Amcrest cameras had POE built in. I know they're primarily intended for wifi, but it sure would be handy. I also found a way to make a very nice, very rugged outdoor mount for the Foscam cameras, and I'll post some pics here as soon as I pull them to...

NOT FOR POE! POE devices use all 8 wires where normal ethernet devices only uses 4 of the 8 wires. In order for these to work on a POE camera, you would have to have a POE injector at or near each camera to supply the power to the cameras which means you would have to have a power source near by. I...

The HDW4433C-A looks good, I may get a couple of those. Do you recommend the version with the 3.6mm lens or the 2.8mm lens? I found a handy gadget on Amazon that lets you use two POE cameras on a single Ethernet line: Ethernet Cable Combiner/Splitter Kit https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GPN99CV/...

Any suggestions you could offer on good POE cameras would be welcome, either the bullet type or dome/turret style.

broachoski wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 1:47 am Good to see you getting into POE and not trying to depend too much on WYZE

I just got a pair of RLC-420-5MP POE cameras and a BV-Tech 18 port PoE/PoE+ switch. So far they're working perfectly, plug and play all the way. They're undergoing a 48-hour burn-in right now. After a bit of tinkering with the settings, BI5 sees them just fine. Beware of "deals" on Amazon-...