Many errors since upgrade
Ben or anyone that can help fix this - I would love some direction/assistance with this issue
My system:
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iMac (Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, 2017)
3.6 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB 2400 MHz DDR4
3 x Reolink Poe outdoor cameras off TP-Link Switch
1 x Reolink WiFi indoor camera
2 x Hikvision WiFi Indoor cameras off Asus AC3100 router
Storage is on local MAC 512Gb SSD
My problem: Other users seem to be having similar problems
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It seems that since the mid-Oct upgrade of SS I'm getting many errors with all cameras
_____________ here are some ...
Generated by the SecuritySpy server running on the computer "Cy’s iMac (1375)":
Error communicating with the network device "Kitchen". 4.2.9,70902,800 Failed to obtain video frame from network device. The operation timed out.
There was an error while setting up the camera "Kitchen". 4.2.9,66040,64 Failed to open network device. Host is down.
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Generated by the SecuritySpy server running on the computer "Cy’s iMac (1375)":
SUMMARY
- 0 cameras currently online
- 5 cameras currently offline
- 18 movie files recorded in total
- 92 image files recorded in total
- 264 MB of data recorded in total
- 91.7% software uptime
- 13% average CPU usage
- Normal memory pressure
CAMERAS
Street:
- Currently offline
- 8 movie files recorded
- 34 image files recorded
- 75.7 MB of data recorded
- 6 errors
- 99.6% camera uptime
East Side:
- Currently offline
- 0 movie files recorded
- 0 image files recorded
- 0 bytes of data recorded
- 10 errors
- 99.5% camera uptime
Back Yard:
- Currently offline
- 0 movie files recorded
- 0 image files recorded
- 0 bytes of data recorded
- 4 errors
- 99.5% camera uptime
Garage:
- Currently offline
- 6 movie files recorded
- 29 image files recorded
- 159 MB of data recorded
- 8 errors
- 98.6% camera uptime
Attempts to fix are lowering frame rate to 10/fps (no help).
My Questions:
1. Should I revert to earlier version
2. When the cameras are offline how do I determine the time they're down (maybe I can live with the errors)
My system:
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iMac (Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, 2017)
3.6 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB 2400 MHz DDR4
3 x Reolink Poe outdoor cameras off TP-Link Switch
1 x Reolink WiFi indoor camera
2 x Hikvision WiFi Indoor cameras off Asus AC3100 router
Storage is on local MAC 512Gb SSD
My problem: Other users seem to be having similar problems
----------
It seems that since the mid-Oct upgrade of SS I'm getting many errors with all cameras
_____________ here are some ...
Generated by the SecuritySpy server running on the computer "Cy’s iMac (1375)":
Error communicating with the network device "Kitchen". 4.2.9,70902,800 Failed to obtain video frame from network device. The operation timed out.
There was an error while setting up the camera "Kitchen". 4.2.9,66040,64 Failed to open network device. Host is down.
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Generated by the SecuritySpy server running on the computer "Cy’s iMac (1375)":
SUMMARY
- 0 cameras currently online
- 5 cameras currently offline
- 18 movie files recorded in total
- 92 image files recorded in total
- 264 MB of data recorded in total
- 91.7% software uptime
- 13% average CPU usage
- Normal memory pressure
CAMERAS
Street:
- Currently offline
- 8 movie files recorded
- 34 image files recorded
- 75.7 MB of data recorded
- 6 errors
- 99.6% camera uptime
East Side:
- Currently offline
- 0 movie files recorded
- 0 image files recorded
- 0 bytes of data recorded
- 10 errors
- 99.5% camera uptime
Back Yard:
- Currently offline
- 0 movie files recorded
- 0 image files recorded
- 0 bytes of data recorded
- 4 errors
- 99.5% camera uptime
Garage:
- Currently offline
- 6 movie files recorded
- 29 image files recorded
- 159 MB of data recorded
- 8 errors
- 98.6% camera uptime
Attempts to fix are lowering frame rate to 10/fps (no help).
My Questions:
1. Should I revert to earlier version
2. When the cameras are offline how do I determine the time they're down (maybe I can live with the errors)
Comments
A timeout error indicates that a camera did not respond to a connection attempt, and a "Host is down" error indicates that a particular camera is no longer on the network. Can you describe how the cameras and the Mac is connected? If any are connected wirelessly then this is usually the culprit - wherever possible, connect all devices by wired Ethernet. At a minimum, your Mac should be connected to the switch/router by wired Ethernet.
For those camera that have to be connected wirelessly, they must be close to the router, and should have their frame rates lowered so as not to saturate the network.
Let me know if you continue to have problems.
My Mac is currently connected to the modem as is the PoE switch. Should I have the Mac connected to the switch instead?
When one or more of the cameras drops off it always reconnects within a minute or so. Am I am being paranoid about the error messages or when should I just ignore them?
Cy