It would be great to see the cameras ip addresses in a list .
The best place I could see the info added for now is on the firmware page. It would be awesome if the IP addresses were listed under each camera
[Mod Note]: Please note that this wishlist topic is not limited to cameras. It covers all WiFi-connected Wyze device types.
You are an iOS user, and Apple restricts IP addresses because they can reveal your location.
Your DHCP server (usually your router) will normally provide that information.
I am aware on the device information page.
I am talking about seeing all the camera names and ip and even MAC address on one single page.
I have over 20 cameras and often need see their ip addresses
My recommendation is to keep a spreadsheet with all of them. Also, use reserved IPs on you router for them so they always have the same one. I suppose Wyze could do what youâre asking but doubt they will do so since there are higher priority items requested which still havenât been resolved.
I number all of my cameras - in the order that I received them. The camera has a small P-Touch label with the camera number and date activated. Each camera has a DHCP reservation in my router, so each camera always gets the same IP - 192.168.206.1nn (where nn is the camera number). If I really need to see the MAC, I can look at the DHCP listing in the router.
When I name a camera, the first part is the camera number. For example, 30 - Front Porch. I have a Google Doc with a listing of all the cameras, with firmware versions (not always up to date), what uSD card is installed and when that card was bought, the location, is it forced onto a specific access point, who itâs shared with, and any other notes.
I have them Named and can pull them up in my router. We didnât label them.
We had issues when. They got renamed in the app because we moved things around then it became a pain to find which camera we were trying to rename on the router side. I then thought how great it would be to have a list in the wyze app of cameras with name and their ip adresses all on one tab in the app.
You could try Speed Test Wi Fi Analyzer by Analiti. Itâs aimed at the Android crowd if you have a convenient platform for it. The speed test function is the attention getting label, but the WiFi Analyzer functions are quite extensive and set this app light years beyond the other currently available offerings â for free. There are also temporary and permanent paid versions, but the free version can list all active devices on a network providing a significant amount of detail for each discovered device with only minor advertising â which can be removed for $1.99. The free version doesnât provide specific targeting capabilities like scanning IP ranges, etc. It will do port scans on selected devices, however, Much of what it reports can also be exported in several forms. Probably overkill for your purpose. A very handy tool nonetheless. Unfortunately, thereâs no Mac/iOS version.
Another basic listing option would be to simply use one of the free port scanners to scan the address range reserved for your cameras. Varying degrees of detail are available in these little apps. The trick is finding a clean one capable of fulfilling your needs without perpetually annoying upsale or companionware advertising. Angry IP Scanner comes to mind as one to possibly look into. Free, open source, works with Mac.
Wyze APP page - To Show Device IP Address List â of all Wyze Devices connected to network----
I have found the need to be able to see
the FULL list if IP addresses used by ALL Wyze Devices
that are connected to my network.
It would be a great feature in the Wyze App,
to show ALL device IP address used within the Wyze APP application page.
As customers install more Wyze devices, the amount of IP used increases.
And most people have many devices on the networks, home or business.
This would greatly help customers to make sure not to creare IP address issues on their netorks.
As I suggested a year ago, assign each camera a number (even if itâs just arbitrary), and then assign DHCP reservations in your router for each camera. See my post from March 2022.
HI,
Thank you for taking the time to respond back to my inquiry.
Overall I do have DHCP running on my network, which also consists of Servers, and desktop systems for which some used DHCP, along with all my other IP eating devices on the network.
The problem is, DHCP is setup to provide Leases and I did have reservations on the Wyze cams/devices. What I had found a few times, is updating the firmware and in other cases, it seems to loose the assigned IP address that it was assigned, and tends to grab another IP address.
In fact one of the more recent firmware updates for V3 cam.
The Names I had assigned to the Wyzecams and the DHCP reserved IP addresses the IP address, after ther firmware update, Wyze Cam started generating its own name, which seems to also include part or all of the Serial number in the naming scheme.
Never experienced with V2 Cams, or prior V3 cam firmware updates.
Example: I assigned a name to the CAM of say, âBackyardâ and in DNS with an IP address of 192.168.x.x.
And after the firmware updates
I noticed new DNS registrations with the Wyzecam name being WYZE_CAKP2JFUS-7C78B22D80BB, and with a different IP address.
Overall I was thinking it make things easier for users to see the actual address on the Wyze App, and then also to be able to compared it to the DHCP & DNS registrations. and to see if there are any issues errors.
Where before I labels the specific cam with my own assigned naming scheme.
Which was now gone.
@compserv111, Thank you for bumping this thread! I would have never seen these posts otherwise!
Just downloaded it.
Wow! Mind Blown! Thank you so much for the post. The depth of detail is overwhelming! A brand new shiny tool 
in the toolbox 
MAC address list
I would like to see a way to list all devices in the Wyze App with their MAC address.
I know you can get it by going into each device and going to âDevice Infoâ. However, I have been trying to track down devices on my network and I know I have a Wyze device (the MAC begins with â2CAA8Eâ) that I have yet to find by going into each item in the app.
Would be nice to see a full single list. What would be the easiest and best option would be to display the MAC on the âFirmware Updateâ page. Every item is already there in a nice list display, and there is plenty of room.
Maybe even add IP for good measure. Since this list even has âStatus Unknownâ items I could then see if it was something power off or that died or is no longer in my system. Also, might be good to be able to get ride of some of these where the item can not be found anywhere else in the App.
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