Search results for query: chrome 10080

Before unplugging a camera ( do 1 at a time for confusions sake- and Murphys law of Cat5 ethernet cables). You need to reassign the Camera IP addresses in the Camera Gui from 10.10.x.x to a Static IP in the same ip scheme that the Routers gateway is using, ( being handed out by DHCP...

So Andy's website successfully processed an order. This is a good thing :) Ok so I added the cam (IPC-Color4K-T180B) in a Bench test type scenario. ( above the workbench on a shelf{close enough} ) I let it intialize with a POE NVR to 10.10.0.72 ( simplest way to see it without changing my LAN...

Chrome, Edge, and Firefox block port 10080 by default since IIRC, 2020. Use IE11 to access the cams; if Chrome or Edge or FF is your default browser you may have to change your Windows default browser (temporarily) to IE if you're clicking on the "e " in the NVR's interface. Or "fix" Chrome or...

Has anybody had to resort to taking the URL spit out by the " Blue e" in NVR and pasting it into the " IE TAb" of the Chrome or Edge browser? if I take this ---> http://192.168.0.208:10080/ (the link provided by "Blue E") it opens in Pale Moon, IE tabbed Chrome, but not Chrome, and probably...

Yeah, that was my takeaway from this whole exercise as well.....There was the whole other issue of accessing of the one Dahua Camera on on port 10080...that was another whole rabbit hole to chase down...... I really hope Dahua updates their web infrastructure. In the meantime, this forum is...

Use Edge not chrome and make sure its in Internet Explorer mode. See if that works.

Hello all, Daylight savings time always gives my trouble with my setup (Dahua NVR4104-P-4KS2 with two Dahua camera's connected through PoE). When I change the date/time settings on my NVR, the timestamp in the recordings is not changed. So I learned that I need to change the date/time in the...

Try add and run the web configuration page that you’re working on as a “trusted sites” zone; info on how to achieve this is here:>> How to add a website as a trusted site << Note well that if you’re accessing just http rather than https you’ll need to un-tick the “require server verification”...

Hi guys. Here's the gear I run: Dahua NVR5216-16p-4ks2e Cam's - various Dahua models (all ethernet connected) Cam in question: IPC-B5442T-ASE I can happily log into my NVR's GUI by typing it's address (192.168.50.2) into a browser. Some browsers, such as Firefox, don't work as well. I...

It's a Chrome security feature that clashes with the virtual host facility. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/google-chrome-blocks-port-10080-to-stop-nat-slipstreaming-attacks/

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/google-chrome-blocks-port-10080-to-stop-nat-slipstreaming-attacks/

My reply in another thread. Sep 22, 2021 Add bookmark #39 I did some more messing about and i can confirm the above is correct. Well as correct as it can be using a fire hd tablet lol First of all sign out of NVR. It might also be an idea to close the browser but i didn't have to. Sign...

Are you using Chrome to access the NVR web GUI? A long shot (I don't use Dahua NVRs) - there have been some posts on how Chrome is blocking that NATed port which has an adverse effect on Dahua NVRs. https://ipcamtalk.com/search/2170344/?q=chrome+10080&o=date

Ok had to test it and verify as it’s been a while but essentially I was right. Remote in via port forwarding to the NVR will give you a fail when you try the IE button to a camera on the assigned 10.1.1.x network When using a VPN it works as expected. So the NVR knows if you are on the same...

Well, I'm left wondering if it's even save to use that port knowing that it has been disabled due to security risks? "Google Chrome is now blocking HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP access to TCP port 10080 to prevent the ports from being abused in NAT Slipstreaming 2.0 attacks. "

Ok, I've come across a stumbling block. While I can view the camera on port 1, I cannot log into it via web. Camera on port 1 wants to use IP address 192.168.1.253: 10080. From what I understand :10080 is blocked by web browsers nowadays, how are people getting around using port one when it...

hi @dcmkii Are you using Google Chrome browser when trying to connect? Try an other browser, see if that works? Update: Seems you nailed it down to the correct root cause , indeed port 10080 is blocked by web browser ! Did a verification. Edge: Firefox: Chrome: I tried then Pale moon...

hi @IPCamer I am unable to access the the camera that is now assigned to 192.168.0.20:10080 I understand that the order isn't important. Hence just wondering whether the inability to access port 10080 is related to google chrome

Hi @IPCamer Thanks for your explanation. Could this article explain why I'm experiencing trouble connecting to port 10080 Google Chrome blocks port 10080 to stop NAT Slipstreaming attacks (April 2021)...

Seems like all the browsers are blocking port 10080 for security reasons. Here is a clip from an article dated April, 2021 .... "Google Chrome has decided to block HTTP, HTTPS and FTP access to TCP port 10080 to prevent ports from being exploited in NAT Slipstreaming 2.0 attacks. This is a...

Setting up a new system (Dahua DHI-NVR5216-16P) so far so good, thanks for all the recommendations. What I access the NVR from my Mac (192.168.1.xx) the functionality is not the same as I'm seeing in this video: Then I access the NVR using 192.168.1.xx:10080 pointing to this... I get another...

Hi @dahuauser , okay this is helping! Photo1, 3 and 5 indicate that your camera is fully configured by the NVR. Photo 3 even more indicates your NVR is fully operational and SmartPSS can access these cams. So what worries me the most is your Photo 4: which browser are you using? This looks like...

You are correct @tangent , I just tried this with Chrome with IE tab extension installed. Clicked on the blue E under web browse, and the cam came right up.