Basically we are evaluating what makes sense to maintain and update on an ongoing basis.  As of right now, we recommend people use the IPVM tool (https://calculator.ipvm.com/) or System. Surveyor (https://systemsurveyor.com/free-trial) as they regular update these tools.  Full disclosure there will be limitations to both unless you have accounts so fair warning.  Having a 'go to' tool for planning and design is something we know people desire and is top of mind on how we make this happen so please stay tuned. ... View more

Thanks, @BlakeRichardson, and @Bruce  Yeah, it is all Cisco Switches the vast majority of which have 802.3at capabilities. I would assume there would be some sort of Alert or Message of the heater wanted to turn on but couldn't.   I also expect the internal temperature of the camera to be a good bit warmer even without the heater. Assuming the heater kicks in at an internal temp of 32f an exterior/ambient temp of 20f I would expect to turn on the heater.  ... View more

@tobyroberts  said there seems to be issues with playback using Apple Safari, Firefox for me works fine both for live view and playback.  ... View more

Huge fan of VHB, amazing technology.  ... View more

I have had regular issues with the snapshot API not returning images.  Sometimes it never does. ... View more

I have also experienced this issue on several cameras.    My understanding it is an issue with HDR itself and that it will be fixed shortly. (I have been waiting some time for this)  I would look the minimize the use of HDR until then.    HDR is enabled when light levels right a certain point and during that transition, something goes wrong (obviously) and you'll see a weird effect.  A temporary workaround would be to reboot the camera, I have seen cameras go months without seeing this issue so I just periodically check in on cameras and reboot when necessary  ... View more

I have successfully deployed MV72 in temporary situations using a cradle point on LTE (Before there was the MG's)   The only difference I noticed if you are trying to watch real-time videos double or triple the delay. My testing showed as low as 12 seconds but as high as 25 seconds. But it was varied a lot.    Overall historical video playback was alittle slower (than on a wired network) I'm assuming due to the increased latency.  ... View more

I think I figured out the issue. The client is at the office and on the same LAN as the cameras and he can see the images.  I am not on the same LAN.  There is a Cisco Router between the cameras and the outbound internet, and it is blocking most ports. ... View more

@MRCUR wrote: Late to the party on this, but a big FINALLY to the MV team for adding this feature!  Hi @MRCUR! Always nice to see you here! ... View more

Not sending the content-type header is not a good idea. If you don't send it the post body is ignored, meaning the timestamp is ignored, so you get a snapshot from now instead of the timestamp you send. ... View more

The Meraki Device API does allow you to set the Address and will move the Camera Marker. But all Cameras at the address will be on top of each other. You will need to drag and drop Cameras to specific building locations if that is whats wanted.    https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/rest/api-endpoints/devices/update-network-device   ... View more

No this goes against the Meraki model.    Also since the store all exported footage in the cloud, I think this would be kinda abusing that storage as it is not supposed to be used for automated exports. ... View more

Has anyone found a solution for this?   I am thinking about creating something. Would you be okay with just an EXE and a config file with Video Wall URL, username and password stored in it?    One of the challenges I am coming up against is a good way to securely store the password but still have the Video Wall Auto Login.    Thoughts / Ideas?      ... View more