Camera IP conflict

[admiraleddy24]

I have a IP security camera that has an IP of 192.168.1.28 as shown in it's camera settings menu. it is setup as dhcp not static. now the problem is that my router reads that cameras IP as 192.168.1.32. how do I fix this since my camera won't work.

[GDRRiley]

force the router to use a static ip

[admiraleddy24]

Just now, GDRRiley said:

force the router to use a static ip

I have like 30 or more device that use dhcp on that router. could this lead to conflictz?

[GDRRiley]

Just now, admiraleddy24 said:

I have like 30 or more device that use dhcp on that router. could this lead to conflictz?

no make everything a static ip 

[KuJoe]

Can you delete the DHCP cache? If so, delete the DHCP entry for the camera and reboot the camera so it grabs the correct IP.

[admiraleddy24]

can't do that some devices are Chromecast, and others are credit card terminals, don't know how to access them and make them static

[admiraleddy24]

Just now, KuJoe said:

Can you delete the DHCP cache? If so, delete the DHCP entry for the camera and reboot the camera so it grabs the correct IP.

is that done from router? or camera menu

[KuJoe]

3 minutes ago, admiraleddy24 said:

is that done from router? or camera menu

Router. If you mention the make and model of your router we can probably help you out better.

[admiraleddy24]

6 minutes ago, KuJoe said:

Router. If you mention the make and model of your router we can probably help you out better.

I fixed it guys thanks for the help

[piemadd]

11 minutes ago, admiraleddy24 said:

can't do that some devices are Chromecast, and others are credit card terminals, don't know how to access them and make them static

Why do you have credit card terminals?

[admiraleddy24]

Just now, Implosivetech said:

Why do you have credit card terminals?

this is a restaurant network haha. it's fixed tho so

[piemadd]

Just now, admiraleddy24 said:

this is a restaurant network haha. it's fixed tho so

I see

[brwainer]

49 minutes ago, admiraleddy24 said:

can't do that some devices are Chromecast, and others are credit card terminals, don't know how to access them and make them static

Just want to say, that I'm 99% sure have credit card terminals and devices like Chromecast on the same network is a violation of PCI DSS - but I haven't really studied that so I might be wrong.