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SADP only sees my other HikVision Camera. The Switch port does not see an IP address from the device, after it goes through the boot up TFTP sequence. With no IP I can not Telnet to it. I think I saw on a thread someone finding a serial port inside the camera. Might try this, as of right now...

For anyone trying this on a Mac with Parallels - Bridge the VM to the Interface - Windows 10 - Turn off the Firewall - Windows 10 - change the IP address of the interface - REBOOT windows 10 Windows will then come up with the 192.0.0.128 address and the TFTP server from HikVision will see...

The label is 5.2.8, I tried to install 5.3 as the web site listed DS-2CD2x32 Camera.... oops I did not modify an mtdblocks. I just used the web interface and uploaded the DAV file of of the website..... :( I will need to find a windows PC. I use a MAC and have virtual Windows Machines, but...

Two parts, looks like the TFTP is being blocked on the @#$@ Windows machine. need to research the firewall rules, as I thought I created one to open up for the app, but see this on the network; 14:41:06.876932 STP 802.1w, Rapid STP, Flags [Learn, Forward], bridge-id 8000.00:18:0a:53:a4:54.800e...

Thank you. I read that post and discovered the 'root' user ID, but I do not have the mtd5 & 6 files. I thought I could just skip that part, and try the FTPD, but this happens, I tried various combinations to get the demon to run in the back ground; # -sh: -: not found [1]+ Done(127)...

All, I bricked my DS-2CD2032-i in a special way, or I think it is in an odd way. Current condition of the camera is that it will - boot to it's old IP address - I does not recognize user names used before - it does not have a web interface running - I can log into it using 'root' and '12345'...