Accessing individual cameras connected to a built-in PoE HikVision NVR switch

Korgoth said:
Why wont you use "virtual host" function from NVR? This way you can access each camera connected to PoE "switch" from outside, just type IP address of NVR and port 65001, 65002 etc.
For exaple
192.0.0.64:65001 for camera 1
192.0.0.64:65002 for camera 2
192.0.0.64:65003 for camera 3

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Hi Korgoth,

which NVR version ae you using? I don't have the Advanced Tab under Network. HTTPs is just the last menu-item under Network, despite having the same NVR model (DS-7608NI-SE/P) as yours. Should "Advanced" be enabled somewhere? I am logged as admin... Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
 
starcat102 said:
Hi Korgoth,

which NVR version ae you using? I don't have the Advanced Tab under Network. HTTPs is just the last menu-item under Network, despite having the same NVR model (DS-7608NI-SE/P) as yours. Should "Advanced" be enabled somewhere? I am logged as admin... Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
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I believe you have older model/firmware - see this guide to possibly assist.
[Tutorial] Using a Hikvision NVR's "Virtual Host" Feature
 
I just saw that I have firmware build V2.3.4 build130715...
I it necessary to upgrade it in order to see that Virtual Host feature? If yes, how can I upgrade it, I don't see a menu in the Web GUI?

Thanks again!
 
Upraded to V3.0.15 Build151230 (R6) but I still don't get that Advanced Tab below Networking... My GUI also looks different as to what is shown in the Tutorial above... Makes me crazy!

I have the DS-7608NI-SE/P

Can I connect to the NVR by ssh and add IP forwarding manually on the cmdline?
 
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