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Now that I found this video, hope has returned. This is almost the same system as mine, with the difference that the cameras on the external router are wired in the example, while mine is Wi-Fi, but this should not matter: This should work, I'm just too dumb for now. I'll try the SADP tool...

In the router mobile app, I see that all three cameras are available on the network at IP addresses 192.168.2.62,71,94 I tried to add it manually by entering these IP addresses and selecting the ONVIF protocol, but it was unsuccessful Now I see that in the case of the old NVR, the protocol was...

How can i ping the cameras from the NVR?

Yes

Yes, CPE220 wifi is in AP mode The IP address of the router is 192.168.2.1

These were the IP settings in the old system. Sorry that it's in Hungarian, but the gist is understandable

Now I'm at work and the cameras are at home, so I won't be able to check until the afternoon, but I remember the wired cameras are now at 192.168.254.x. I access the WiFi cameras with a mobile phone app, they remain at the "old" IP address 192.168.2.x In the previous system, the wired cameras...

Thanks for the replies Dan You made me sad because the previous cheaper NVR worked with WiFi cameras with the same topology...

It doesn't detect cameras at all.

Sorry, I worded it wrong. In the case of WiFi cameras, the term "POE" is used for no reason. I will try to describe exactly how the network is structured. Average family house, internet comes via cable. A WiFi router for the household (mobile phones, Netflix, etc.) is connected to the cable...

I built a camera system for my home 3 years ago. The NVR is a Hiseeu NVR4K-P-8. 5 Hiseeu wired POE cameras were connected to this. 3 Hiseeu WiFi POE cameras on a switch and, due to the long distance, via a TP-LINK CPE220 Outdoor Wireless Access Point. It all worked great, but this summer the NVR...