How to Use The Ping Command To Troubleshoot IP Cameras on Your Local Network

In this video we take a look at how we can take a look at how we can use the Ping Command to troubleshoot IP cameras and other devices on your network.
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[@BeatBoyStill]

I can get a ping but the IP address on my browser refuses to connect, have you ran into this issue?

[@watsomd]

I have a camera that has long pings, request timed out, general failure, and quite a few good pings. Should I lean toward exceeded cable length?

[@EQLNetworksSecurity]

Yes you do

[@Jo_Actual]

My question is…if I have 10 cameras and I want to figure out the IP address to them how do I do a CMD line search of the devices ?

[@EQLNetworksSecurity]

Hi Joe if you dont know the IP Address, you would be better off using the manufacturers camera tools

[@BeatBoyStill]

@@EQLNetworksSecurity You could use wire shark and choose the ethernet port the camera will be plugged into and then power on the camera so when it arps it will ask "who has X.X.X.X (IP Adress)? Tell X.X.X.X (IP Adress). I've found it difficult to trick the IP Camera into believing I'm a default router IP address but works well from X.X.X.2 and up. You could always configure your router to work with the default IP Adress its looking for.

[@jadenknox8615]

thanks!

[@EQLNetworksSecurity]

No problem. Glad it helped!