wuench
Senior Member
You don't assign static IPs on the router. You can assign a static DHCP reservation there. Or maybe a DNS name if your router is your DNS server (host or dnsmasq entry)
So my guess is the screen you are putting it on in the router is for static DHCP reservations in which case it would need to fall within the DHCP range to accept it and it is just showing pending because it is out of that range.
If you truly just want a static IP, it just needs to be an IP in the right subnet put on the camera itself. If you reboot the camera after that and it is still responding on the dynamic DHCP address then DHCP is not turned off there or is a bug in the camera, not an issue on your router.
So my guess is the screen you are putting it on in the router is for static DHCP reservations in which case it would need to fall within the DHCP range to accept it and it is just showing pending because it is out of that range.
If you truly just want a static IP, it just needs to be an IP in the right subnet put on the camera itself. If you reboot the camera after that and it is still responding on the dynamic DHCP address then DHCP is not turned off there or is a bug in the camera, not an issue on your router.