I purchased the SP017 model to test with; however, I did not find any means to disable P2P networking in the camera’s settings. This poses a potential security risk since with P2P enabled, the camera establishes a connection directly to the camera manufacturer or OEM provider which could be used for unwanted purposes. I personally do not run camera’s on my private network with P2P enabled so this camera will be returned.

@Monocle ok

Thanks for the log info. It looks like your Alexa device (Echo Show v1) is not able to communicate with your Monocle Gateway instance. We would expect to see additional information in the log file when any Alexa device attempts a connection to the gateway.

Based on the log your Monocle Gateway is running/hosted onIP address: 192.168.1.145.
Is this correct?

Is the Alexa device on the same network as the Monocle Gateway? Some users put their Alexa devices on a private or guest network as to limit access to other nodes on their private network.

It could also be a firewall issue if the computer you are running the gateway on is no allowing access to port 443.

If they are on the same network and its not a firewall issue, this could be an issue of DNS rebinding. Please see this page for more troubleshooting tips:
https://monoclecam.com/monocle-gateway/troubleshooting/dns-rebinding

Thanks, Robert

@peety25

Thank you for the tip!