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It was a bit unstable and kept dropping out both in PSS and in the PC interface before I went back in and changed the IP address, now it is very stable. I also changed the log out time to zero so it keeps me logged in all the time.

I'll get the camera mounted then work on the settings. It may take me awhile to get it mounted. Thanks for all your help. I wonder what would happen if I connect my old Acti KCM-5611 to the Dahua NVR...

OK thanks, I'll re-read it. I also need to figure out how to adjust the time and how to change playback speed.

OK when I used Edge I got a screen that lets me configure P2P on or off and updates on or off. I'm going to have to figure out that IE mode because it looks like in order to do that I have to choose it as my default browser

OK got it, I though you meant the blue camera icon on the live page. When I click on the blue ie on the registration page I get this popup....

Clicking on the blue icon opens the live stream, but if I click on the camera setting>image then I can see the configuration menu.

Did that and camera stream now opens and seems to be staying open.

Yes, in the left pane where it says D7 IPC next to the camera icon

Yes it is. Just now I connected to the NVR (from the PC) and clicked on the camera and the camera stream loaded and worked.....for about 10 seconds then it dropped out. Tried to open the stream again and got the "login return time is up" message. Do you think it's an IP address conflict, or is...

What had me confused was why couldn't I connect even with eset turned off which I tried last night, then today when I forced eset to allow the connection it only worked for a short time. Then I figured out what is happening. Even though eset takes over Windows security and disables it, when I...

OK I was able to remove the block from my security and I can now connect to the NVR every time. I get the 4 channel display and in the menu bar it shows a camera "D7 IPC". When I click on that I get the spinning circle on one of the channels for a few seconds then a message "The login return...

So this morning when I got up I had a popup from eset saying it had been blocking a threat from IP 192.168.1.108 so I told eset to allow it and I was able to connect to the NVR. Even though I was able to connect and the camera was connected and visible on the separate monitor connected to the...

Thanks for the help and I'll post back with my results. I might have to call my IT guy who installed the switch and the mesh WIFI if I can't figure it out.

No, the switch is connected to the router with a data cable. It's a 24 port Netgear switch on a rack, I had an IT guy install it. From the switch there are ethernet cables to wireless access points and to some other network devices including an Acti IP camera. The NVR is plugged into the switch...

Everything goes through a switch so I can only see the ip address of the switch. Will I need to run a network cable directly to my router or PC?

No dice. I even disabled my ad blocker which has caused issues before. Maybe I need to look at my firewall settings?

OK I'll try a reboot. Also I did do the full factory reset using a mouse and a monitor.

I tried Chrome and MS Edge Yes, my router is 192.168.1.1 and the NVR is 192.168.1.108. Everything on my network is 192.168.1.XXX

Thanks, I reset the NVR to factory default then followed bigredfish's instructions. Now I just need to figure out why my browsers won't connect to the DVR's IP address. I can connect to my router fine but when I try to connect to the NVR I get a site can't be reached error and ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

Hello, I have a Dahua N41CP2 DVR with POE. I am trying to connect to a Dahua Tioc DUO panoramic camera. My software is SmartPSS lite and Config tool. The NVR connected right away and I changed the ip address from Dahua's 192.168.1.108 to 192.168.1.10 to avoid a conflict. The segments are the...