[scorpion]

Going back to your last post you were saying that the computer could see the DVR, but the browser would not connect up.

The DVR IP address is 192.168.1.11
Video Server E connects on 192.168.1.10

What ip address did the computer see?
The browser cannot connect to .11, but can it connect to 192.168.1.10 because of the character flaw?

If you had a router hooked up, then I would go in to its home page, and look to see what devices it could see, and I wonder if it would show you the DVR's IP address?
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Assuming we have a character generator error.

Here is how I would test for this issue.

I would put the DVR in to DHCP mode, and I would let the router assign the DVR an address. I would write this down, and switch the DVR in to static mode.

If it retained the assigned IP then good, or I would manually put the IP address in.

I would use Video Server E (as we know it can connect), and connect to the DVR using the listed IP address. If it connects then I would say weird. If it fails then this is what I would expect.

Go down one digit, and put that IP address in to your Video Server E, and it should connect.

When you were inputing 192.168.1.100 then I am wondering if you were able to connect with Video Server E using 192.168.1.99 ??

Now with the computer I would go down one digit, and see if the browser would connect.

What do you think?