We have a Windows 2003 based network with security camera software loaded and networked cameras over standard cat5 drops, the Cameras should automatically get a DHCP addresss, but the server is not giving them IP addresses, any ideas why? Is this a 2003/SP1 security setting that is preventing this from occuring?
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DHCP not giving out IP address to our Network Security Cameras
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mastersmurf
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I dont think so. As long as you have available addreses to lease, DHCP should issue addresses to whatever asks.
I think you should check your camera software setup first and the physical cameras themselves. If that all checks out then go check your policy settings.
Remember - easy stuff first - try a laptop from the cable that runs to the camera
I think you should check your camera software setup first and the physical cameras themselves. If that all checks out then go check your policy settings.
Remember - easy stuff first - try a laptop from the cable that runs to the camera
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