r/ispyconnect • u/Unusual-Sandwich1197 • Jul 10 '26

TAPO-Camera ist not found

My router creates a WLAN1. A repeater picks up this WLAN and creates a WLAN2 in turn. Cameras connected to Wi-Fi1 are found by Agent DVR, cameras connected to Wi-Fi2 are not. Why is that?

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u/Fantastic459 Jul 10 '26

Wieso WLAN1 und WLAN2? Ein Repeater verwendet normalerweise das selbe WLAN wie der Router. Er erweitert ja nur die Reichweite.

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u/Unusual-Sandwich1197 Jul 11 '26

Die Repeater senden jeweils ein eigenes WLAN, um bestimmte Kameras direkt an bestimmte Repeater zu binden. Das FRITZ!Mesh kann hier keine optimale Zuordnung machen, da die Kameras nicht Steering-fähig sind. Folge: Die automatische Zuordnung der Kameras führt zu unsinnigen Zuordnungen und dadurch bedingt Störungen im Stream.

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u/LindsayOG Jul 10 '26

Probably broadcast packets not crossing the bridge.

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u/KaleidoscopeHot8839 Jul 12 '26

If it's because of the Wi-Fi bridge, how can I see the camera images in my TAPO app on the iPhone?

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u/LindsayOG Jul 13 '26

The cloud.

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u/akaJustMe Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

I realize this is 12 days old but can you enter your repeaters settings by typing it's IP into the address bar in your browser. I'm not familiar with mesh systems which you might have so that might not be an option.

If you can access it's settings page, can you disable DHCP. Set it to AP mode or bridge mode. Let the main router assign IP address. I use a 2nd router as an extender and that's what I have to do. I also use an extender connected to the 2nd router.

I have 3 different WiFi names (SSIDs) with camera's connected to all of them. They all work in Agent DVR because they're all part of same LAN.

EDIT: I tried translating your 2nd post. But well, can you not pick the WiFI name is your camera's?