Recent content by WoodenTop

Many thanks, I should be able to work that out.

Does anybody know if there is a Linux script knocking around rather than a windows .exe? I have a Dell Poweredge server running Ubuntu among various other things 24/7 and i'd like to be able to run a script similar to the windows tool (grabs sunrise/sunset times for my area and applies settings...

All my dahua cams act the same way. I set them to reboot daily which helps a little but I experience the same problems as you and like you, I just resorted to my old hikvision NVR.

I have 3 Hikvision cams and one random brand pinhole Poe cam plugged directly into the hik NVR Poe ports which puts them on the 192.168.254... subnet. I have 4 other Dahua cameras on my network powered by a separate Poe switch on a different subnet which were automatically picked by the hik NVR...

Something reflecting off the house opposite? Can't tell on this phone but looks like you can see the roof line of the opposite house on the car roof.

Also have a SD49225T-HN and I'm unable to fetch the focus/zoom settings using the tool (nothing happens and the fields stay blank). Log gives iasyncresult errors. The sunrise sunset switching works fine but I'd like to be able tockeep the two different focus settings for day/night.

Hikvision are huge here in the UK and I see their cameras in businesses everywhere from McDonalds to being used as ANPR/LPR in car parks etc. The Hikvision cams I have had have been super reliable.

Im going for government agency using NVR manufacturers backdoor (they exist) so they can covertly ''steal" their targets vehicle and then bug it. "Hey we found your vehicle Mr Target you can have it back now". Government agency forgot to delete/edit logs. OP uncovered the truth and has now...

From a law enforcement perspective I have found this thread very entertaining. Car thieves tend to be quite low down in the intelligence chain and of course use prebuilt devices when conducting relay attacks about which they know nothing at all, hence why they are doing the dirty work. And as...

Various people have been identified and arrested due to the footage from my CCTV cams. The latest was a horrible man who attacked elderly ladies in their homes before robbing them. Unfortunately for him he followed one of the victims right beside my house and walked past again after the crime...

Or setup a mail.ru address and you will have no problems.

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I use an older firmware Hik nvr. I setup an email address for notifications with mail.ru which seems to offer one of the only "less secure" SMTP servers and still works with my nvr without messing about with any other settings (for example with Gmail).