Windows 10: How can I hold my connection by WWAN to the server, if a IP-camera is connected to the...

A major customer is experiencing a problem with WWAN management in conjunction with the use of the Ethernet port, which several IT professionals have already attempted to resolve without finding a solution:Mobile PC with Windows 10 Pro or Windows 11 Pro operating systemIP camera with static address on the Ethernet portWWAN connection with DHCP and VPN from Forcepoint Forcepoint had a ticket open and referred to WindowsIn conjunction with WIFI, the solution works stably and very well, with the PC permanently connected to the server via Wi-Fi and the video camera active on the Ethernet port.Pr

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Problem with ip camera connecting over access point

I had just as much trouble getting my wireless IP cameras working :/

If you havent given up yet, first start with the basics and just have one access point connected will all security disabled and see if you can get the camera connected.
If it connects then see if you can have your router reserve an IP address for the camera so the DCHP will always assign it the same IP address. If you cant then setup a static IP address for the camera. Next reboot everything on your network and see if the camera reconnects and is working. Then re enable wifi security and configure the camera and confirm that the camera reconnects and works after rebooting everything on the network. If it works then add your 2nd access point to the mix and verify the camera is works.

 

Problem with ip camera connecting over access point

The camera will have two different mac address, one for the hardline ethernet port and another address for the wireless. This means a router will assign a different IP address to each interface.

If you are connected to the camera over ethernet and then switch to wireless, you will need to connected to the different IP address that is assigned to the wireless.

 

Problem with ip camera connecting over access point

Your not forcing an IP
your Reserving one in the Address Pool
Its so you know what IP address to point your Browser at
to "find the camera" if Camera is not connecting to WAP/Router then it Cannot Get an IP either Static or Dynamicly

Edit
You Do have Enough IP Addressess available in your Router to cover all your devices both wired and wireless
ie
Address pool 192.0.100 to 192.168.0.120 = 20 Devices total connected ( max)