Question for you guys;
I had blue iris on an old PC with 10 IP cameras of different manufacturers (foscam & watchdog). The original blue Iris system was working fine, but PC was outdated.
Now I am migrating to a new windows 10 computer, have downloaded newest blue iris software on the new computer.
*****I have new/different license on the new computer.
When trying to setup cameras on new computer, it won't find a single one on the new computer even with the IP config tool. But I can hook it back to the old system and all cameras operate and display fine. If I take that same ethernet cable and plug it in to the new system nothing can be found even by searching for the IP address. Please advise what steps I am missing.
DO I have to reset all cameras manually, and add them on the new system as a new camera on blue iris?
(Have turned off the firewall/virus software and compared settings on old computer: network, ethernet, proxy, etc. to new computer.)
I would rate my IT skills as a 5/10. So don't be too hard on me.
Thanks in Advance
New Blue Iris setup
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Re: New Blue Iris setup
Is it really necessary to post 4 messages?
Re: New Blue Iris setup
Did you backup the old BI system. You should be able to import that with minimal setup afterwards.
Re: New Blue Iris setup
Unless you changed your home router, you should not have to do anything with the cameras at all. IP cameras can even have multiple systems connecting to them at the same time.
We'll need to dig into this a little more as something seems off with the configuration of your computer.
Can you log into your router and see what IP addresses are assigned to your computers and cameras?
We'll need to dig into this a little more as something seems off with the configuration of your computer.
Can you log into your router and see what IP addresses are assigned to your computers and cameras?
Re: New Blue Iris setup
I agree with HeneryH, let us know your config.
1. What is the IP address of the old pc?
2. Does BI see all of your cameras ?
3. What is the IP address of the new pc ? {I'm wondering if it is an IPv6 issue}
4. Does BI see any of your cameras ?
Hmm, firewall
So true. Can you connect BOTH pc's to the network since you have two licences ? If so:Unless you changed your home router, you should not have to do anything with the cameras at all. IP cameras can even have multiple systems connecting to them at the same time.
1. What is the IP address of the old pc?
2. Does BI see all of your cameras ?
3. What is the IP address of the new pc ? {I'm wondering if it is an IPv6 issue}
4. Does BI see any of your cameras ?
Hmm, firewall
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