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Have you forgotten a wireless MAC filter table in the router?

Maybe. I haven't looked n a while. I'd guess <10 watts, so unless your monitors are really small and/or efficient...

I suspect DP is HDMI, or at least there are adapters.
In my experience, monitor off is disconnected, although that may be an interface levels option.
Maybe an electrically switched KVM would work to keep the monitor looking "on".

I am afraid, that Linux isnt even better in that Point.

Seems most of that is the black magic of the monitor startup. Not much the OS can do about it.

yeah. Well, it is a warning 'cause you normally have at least two filters on, no?

Just edit the subject...

Maybe check Options->System->Timezone.
Also, you may need a restart for the new TZ to update.

Try the search. Plenty of things you can do.

Also, this area is for "this" website, not the zm view.

Mystique.

Yup. Here's hoping it stays gone.

Don't know what that problem is, but my install is working...

Re #3 -
I think what you want is to select the events from the console, at least for deleting.

Zoneminder (the database) will keep track of one camera over different drives Yes. E.g., when needing to upgrade drive space, you can add the new drive with a new name, then change the storage areas to the new. ZM then knows when the changes happened and the old drive's data will remain available ...

A protocol used in ONVIF is Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)

Could be. Thanks.

Were all the ports bad?