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Creating more vlans/subnets is not going to give you more bandwidth. Bandwidth is dictated by the port speeds and the backplane of the switch, some cheaper switches cannot do line rate for every port for example but splitting the devices into two different ip ranges is not going to magically...

Presumably someone manages your IT at the office then? They should be able to either check the DHCP server to find the IP of the camera or use an IP scanner to find it. Although the app should find it, its not 100% so you need to get the office IT to work it out.

Are you in an office then as opposed to your home? Who manages the cabling/network? That wall socket will go back to a switch somewhere so you need to ensure both ports/sockets are part of the same Vlan on the switch end as I suspect the app will be using some sort of multicast/broadcast to do...

What benefit would it bring by adding the cameras to a separate subnet? I know the Drayteks are capable of doing Vlans and obviously the switch will be but I am not sure what you are trying to achieve by doing this? Things like Airplay or any other protocol which uses a discovery method will...

To clarify, you are using an ethernet switch of some sort which your desktop PC and the camera patch into? Does the switch power the camera via PoE? ipconfig will show your PC's ip address, it won't tell you the camera one. In order to find the IP address of the camera, you can either check...

Hi I already have 3x Hikvision Cams and run BI on a desktop PC in my home office. We are looking into Baby monitor cameras and they all seem to be sketchy in terms of reviews and to be honest, I like the idea of adding something to my existing BlueIris setup. My thoughts are a Hikvision Cube...