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Vlan Combine when Partition Walls controlled QSC
Looking for info/ help. We are using a M4250-26G4F-POE+ with a QSC core to Combine 2/3 meeting room together. We are using a Huddly Crew Cameras (poe) . I'm looking to Combine 3 Different Vlans...
First segregate three cameras into dedicated networks (VLAN) - then bring somehow everything (or at least three cameras) together again. Not sure this is what the original designers intended with that architecture ...
Not sure this is what the original designers intended with that architecture
The cameras are designed as a multicamera system connected when connected to a single PC.
So AndrewCole would also need to choose one of the PCs and make sure it is set up to use all the cameras. Using multiple PCs won't work.
The cameras are designed as a multicamera system connected when connected to a single PC
Difficult if the individual cameras are - why ever - deployed into different security zones, different VLANs. That's why I'm questioning the initial design.... First add the highest reasonable segregation, then find a way to connect everything together on what I assume to be a single PC, with a single network adapter, connecting to a single VLAN only.
Difficult if the individual cameras are - why ever - deployed into different security zones, different VLANs.
I was intending to say that Huddly intended the the cameras to work that way (I was thinking you meant "Huddly" when you said "original designers").
I agree that the folks building out the conference rooms were not intending that. And that they set up a PC in each conference room and connected it with the camera in the room. That will also need to be re-configured (along with changing the VLAN configuration).
FYI, normally Huddly supplies the ethernet switch. The spec sheet says it is a Netgear switch, but doesn't provide the model. Their guides with multiple cameras all show the room cameras, PC, and a Huddly adapter module connected to that single switch. They don't say whether that config uses PTP (or not).
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