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My PC is connected to my network via Wifi (Wired is currently not an option). I want to test an IP camera at my desk. It's a POE camera so I want to plug the POE (unmanaged) switch into my ethernet port on the PC and the camera into the switch. How can I get the router to assign the camera an IP address or some how set up Windows to act as a router? Temporarily disabling WiFi is ok.
networking router camera
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My PC is connected to my network via Wifi (Wired is currently not an option). I want to test an IP camera at my desk. It's a POE camera so I want to plug the POE (unmanaged) switch into my ethernet port on the PC and the camera into the switch. How can I get the router to assign the camera an IP address or some how set up Windows to act as a router? Temporarily disabling WiFi is ok.
networking router camera
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
Possible duplicate of Bridge from Wifi to Ethernet not working (Windows 10)
– sawdust
2 days ago
1
The Internet Connection Sharing feature in Windows may help (assuming you're using windows, if not, please specify your PC OS). Your other option may be to set up a wireless bridge: cyberciti.biz/networking/…
– MaQleod
2 days ago
Wouldn't i need 2 routers for a bridge to work?
– bwoogie
2 days ago
You don't want a bridge. You want to share the Wifi connection (in order to get a DHCP request satisfied). Did you even read the suggested answer?
– sawdust
yesterday
add a comment |
My PC is connected to my network via Wifi (Wired is currently not an option). I want to test an IP camera at my desk. It's a POE camera so I want to plug the POE (unmanaged) switch into my ethernet port on the PC and the camera into the switch. How can I get the router to assign the camera an IP address or some how set up Windows to act as a router? Temporarily disabling WiFi is ok.
networking router camera
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
My PC is connected to my network via Wifi (Wired is currently not an option). I want to test an IP camera at my desk. It's a POE camera so I want to plug the POE (unmanaged) switch into my ethernet port on the PC and the camera into the switch. How can I get the router to assign the camera an IP address or some how set up Windows to act as a router? Temporarily disabling WiFi is ok.
networking router camera
networking router camera
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
asked 2 days ago
bwoogiebwoogie
1114
1114
Possible duplicate of Bridge from Wifi to Ethernet not working (Windows 10)
– sawdust
2 days ago
1
The Internet Connection Sharing feature in Windows may help (assuming you're using windows, if not, please specify your PC OS). Your other option may be to set up a wireless bridge: cyberciti.biz/networking/…
– MaQleod
2 days ago
Wouldn't i need 2 routers for a bridge to work?
– bwoogie
2 days ago
You don't want a bridge. You want to share the Wifi connection (in order to get a DHCP request satisfied). Did you even read the suggested answer?
– sawdust
yesterday
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of Bridge from Wifi to Ethernet not working (Windows 10)
– sawdust
2 days ago
1
The Internet Connection Sharing feature in Windows may help (assuming you're using windows, if not, please specify your PC OS). Your other option may be to set up a wireless bridge: cyberciti.biz/networking/…
– MaQleod
2 days ago
Wouldn't i need 2 routers for a bridge to work?
– bwoogie
2 days ago
You don't want a bridge. You want to share the Wifi connection (in order to get a DHCP request satisfied). Did you even read the suggested answer?
– sawdust
yesterday
Possible duplicate of Bridge from Wifi to Ethernet not working (Windows 10)
– sawdust
2 days ago
Possible duplicate of Bridge from Wifi to Ethernet not working (Windows 10)
– sawdust
2 days ago
1
1
The Internet Connection Sharing feature in Windows may help (assuming you're using windows, if not, please specify your PC OS). Your other option may be to set up a wireless bridge: cyberciti.biz/networking/…
– MaQleod
2 days ago
The Internet Connection Sharing feature in Windows may help (assuming you're using windows, if not, please specify your PC OS). Your other option may be to set up a wireless bridge: cyberciti.biz/networking/…
– MaQleod
2 days ago
Wouldn't i need 2 routers for a bridge to work?
– bwoogie
2 days ago
Wouldn't i need 2 routers for a bridge to work?
– bwoogie
2 days ago
You don't want a bridge. You want to share the Wifi connection (in order to get a DHCP request satisfied). Did you even read the suggested answer?
– sawdust
yesterday
You don't want a bridge. You want to share the Wifi connection (in order to get a DHCP request satisfied). Did you even read the suggested answer?
– sawdust
yesterday
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Bridge from Wifi to Ethernet not working (Windows 10)
– sawdust
2 days ago
1
The Internet Connection Sharing feature in Windows may help (assuming you're using windows, if not, please specify your PC OS). Your other option may be to set up a wireless bridge: cyberciti.biz/networking/…
– MaQleod
2 days ago
Wouldn't i need 2 routers for a bridge to work?
– bwoogie
2 days ago
You don't want a bridge. You want to share the Wifi connection (in order to get a DHCP request satisfied). Did you even read the suggested answer?
– sawdust
yesterday