Recent content by Agyota425

Ended up being an easier fix than I thought. SADP doesn't support AvertX, so that was my problem (duh). I was able to change my laptop settings and access the webpage of each camera and put it back to DHCP then add it to the NVR via ONVIF protocol.

Do you have a recommendation on how to do this? Clearly, I have gotten the IPs screwed up because when I plug it back into the original DVR and reenter the password, I get an IP Camera Exception warning.

Ugh, is there anyway to figure that out on the DVR? I am not sure what it was set to originally?

I thought I had the info correct. Old DVR settings attached in screenshot. Internal NIC is set to 192.168.253.254 I am probably missing something but on my laptop I have network configs changed to 192.168.253.181 255.255.255.0 192.168.253.1

Most of the cameras are a LaView style that does not have a reset button to the best of my knowledge. I have some AvertX cameras as well that do have a reset button but holding the reset for 15 seconds did not get them to show up in sadp. I am so confused how nothing can even show up!

I can log into the NVR but the NVR does not find any cameras, nothing shows up in the add section. Also when I plug a camera and just my laptop into a 8 port switch so that I can edit in SADP, the cameras do not show up.

And how would I bring them up in SADP?

Hello, I am in the process of switching over from 2 Laview DVRs to a Hikvision NVR. Unfortunately, when I unplugged the cameras from one of the DVRs and connected to my switch so that I could edit configs with sadp, I do not see any of the cameras in sadp. The cameras address on the DVRs was...