Recent content by Ken91025

Given that you have access to that menu option, you obviously signed in as admin. You cannot see the password. However, you can change it.

Chris, Which App. are you using for remote viewing?

Chris, Though your problem is not complex. There are many causes that can contribute to your result. First, the internal NIC is your IP camera LAN address that show the IP addresses of the cameras-not the NVR IP address. Secondly, your gateway IP address of 192.168.254.254 looks weird...

Your post is very confusing. However, if you have two IP cameras that you are attempting to put into a switch, you must have two network cables going to the DVR, and you are using a DVR if you have coax connectors receiving the input. You cannot merge two network cables into one. Keep in mind...

SADP should have showed you the IP address of the camera. Compare the camera's IP address with IP address of your network NVR. Your camera possibly have a different NETWORK address. Remember that IP cameras comes with a default IP address which often time is changed by the NVR DHCP setting...

does anyone know of an available firmware to update this NVR.....bought if from amazon as an HikVision OEM.... no hikvision support, and model hikvision frimware is unknow. HES32P8-8 Thanks