Hi. Has anyone experienced this before? I've installed 20 cameras fine, and the latest two won't assign themselves an IP address using DHCP in our 10. network. When I look at the ARP table in Milestone XProtect, it shows the two cameras there, but with the factory assigned 192.168 IP addresses in the private class C network. They show in the ARP table when I delete it and then recreate it, so there has to be some physical connection. If they weren't on the physical cable at all, they wouldn't show in the ARP table.
I am planning on pulling the two cameras from the existing switch and putting them on a separate switch and connecting my laptop after giving it a 192.168 address. I will then change the IPs manually to a valid 10. IP address and reconnect them to the real network and see if I can find them there.
Has anyone had a similar experience before? Am I missing something simple? Our network admin hasn't done anything to that switch to disable DHCP.
Just curious if there are any suggestions before I start my original idea. Thanks.
