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You are correct, I entered the camera name under the OSD section. I will change the NVR Channel Name and retest. Cheers...

makes sense - Thanks!

The problem is you have to be able to trust your backups, this can only be done by doing a restore test. I think you may have misunderstood my original post. My restore test had nothing to do the original problem of building from scratch. I took a backup after I had succesfully reconfigured...

After being forced to re-install my entire system from factory default due to ID10T problem, I would like to know best way to backup the system so I dont have to go through all the pain again if I can help it. I went into Maintenance | Import/Export - I did an export to a USB stick , I then did...

correct - it is about the password and not the network...

So I have solved the issue - it seems so obvious now but it was the last thing I thought to try. So for others who have an issue when doing a factory restore on their NVR and then not being able to connect to their cameras because the network has changed, the solution is: 1) Unplug all cameras...

I have: Camera - Hikvision DS2032 NVR – Hikvision DS7732NI-E4/16P So yes POE. I reset to factory default on the NVR (I didnt need the password because I could log into the machine with the pattern login) - So I am assuming the cameras are still on the old IP network 192.168.0.X with the old...

Okay - So I am well and truly snookered. I have setup my NVR on the old network 192.168.0.X and on the new 10.0.0.X network and cannot connect to the cameras. On initial setup the cameras are assigned IP addresses by DHCP from 10.0.0.3 onwards. When I try connect to the camera's I get an error...

My network operates on the 10.0.0.X range - I did a network setup with DHCP and my cameras were assigned 10.0.0.4 to 10.0.0.16. If I setup my NVR from factory default without sitting on the network it assigns 192.168.254.X range. Sorry - I am really a network amateur - Are you recommending I...

This is such a rookie mistake, Im embarrassed to waste others time but I'm getting desperate. I have had a Hikvision and IP camera setup running for a couple of months with no issue. I finally got fibre to my home and figured I would get my cameras accessible to the Internet. Problem is during...

You are correct, I took the plunge and swapped them out, no issues. thanks guys for your help

I currently have 2 x 160Gb HDD's and want to introduce a 1Tb HDD and ultimately remove the 2 x 160Gb disks. Is there a way to do this swap out without losing all the settings? I have the Hikvision NVR.

Thats correct - I just wanted to highlight the algorithym uses the start time to calculate the passkey - so If you stop/start your cameras the passkey provided by hikvision will no longer work.

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Asked and Answered - with the help of hikVision support, I can confirm: Could my problem be that while I was waiting for hikvision support I powered the unit down and then I guess changed the start time for the cameras? The password reset procedure requires the IP cameras to remain connected...

I have an issue where I can not connect any of my IP Camera’s to my NVR. Any attempt to connect to the cameras with the common passwords (12345, 123456789a, hik12345 or 123456789abc or admin-12345abc ) etc etc give me incorrect password There is a feature to reset the passwords where you...