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I also set the login / password for the camera as admin /fancypassword under “Local Application” -> “Local Account” in the app. After playing around this is my current setup that is working: Currently I have tried ONVIF turned both off and on and either works (Default port 8899), I do have RSTP port set to 554 under the “Local Application” in the App. I set my router to always give the MAC address for the wansview W6 camera the same IP. The Wansview Cloud App detected the camera and it mentioned it needed to update the firmware I went ahead and completed the firmware update. Once the App was installed I went ahead and set it up for a wired connection as I had a wired ethernet connection available.

First I followed the instructions and installed the Wansview App, this allowed me to use my phone to change the camera settings. It took a bit of trial and error, but here is what worked for me. My main concern was its compatibility of the Wansview W6 with BlueIris and if it would work together. Here is a quick snapshot of what you get in the box the Wansview W6 IP camera. Well luckily it worked and I wanted to share my settings in case any one else needs to add a Wansview W6 BlueIris IP camera. I noticed the Wansview W6 was on sale and saw that it supports RSTP and ONVIF so decided to give it a try. The Wansview W6 BlueIris setup did the job. I needed a new camera to my Blue Iris setup, and needed a cheap IP camera that was compatible.