I'm not sure I understand this post.,.. but that said, I'm trying to SSH into a
uniview NVR, and have no idea what the designers were doing (since they don't follow any known standards).
In the web-ui, it's got an option for "ssh", with a checkbox for "telnet". Upon ticking the "telnet" box, it populates a text field below with 6 random letters/numbers, labeled as "dynamic factor" (what the heck is dynamic factor?! Even google doesn't know).
I can telnet into the device, but have to force outdated key algorithyms, IE:
Code:
ssh -l root -oKexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 [IP]
SSH Login seems forced to "root/123456" (Yikes!). Once logged in, I'm not presented with a standard shell though, just 4 options:
Code:
# help
display
help
login
uptime
That said, I have no clue how to "login" from there. The camera's "admin" login credentials don't work, the dynamic factor doesn't work, etc. There's nothing in the
uniview generic NVR documentation about this. Does anyone actually SSH/telnet into these devices, and know how to do it (what does it derive the user/pass from)?
I'm trying to troubleshoot some of the broken features on the NVR (IE: I want to use the stated FTP functionality to push content to a backup environment in case the NVR gets stolen/damaged/etc.), but have reached the limit I can do through the UI/external troubleshooting (FTP SYN/ACK's, but never gets any further). Anyone familiar?