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Thank you for making the clear description. Ok; are you talking about this thread: [MCR] Hikvision packer/unpacker for 5.3.x and newer firmware

I succesfully updated all my CH DS-2CD2X32-I cams to english 5.4.5 with the guides on this site, thank you very much. Luckely I noticed I also have a DS-2CD3145F-I before I attempted the upgrade procedure. This cam is running 5.3.8 ENG hacked. After reading the forum I could not find a clear...

So this exploit also works on other services than just the http service? (btw 'Server port' is what Hikvision calls it the configuration interface)

I'm wondering, my cams are only accessable on "server port" ie 8000. Is this hack also working on this interface?

I have some cams record directly to a synology nas. I used the same guide to make it work

I can't get it to work with my Synology NAS for now.

I found a quick and dirty solution. - I stuck a dedicated disk in a Windows 7 machine. - Created a directory. Shared it - Created a directory in the first directory. Shared it - Make the cam write to ip adres /directory2. SMB/CIFS with adminstrator and password. New problem now; I'm unable to...

it's not solved.

got the same problem with 5.3.8 on a ds-2cd3145f-is

I wonder if 5.3.3 or even older will have the same problems?

I have a DS-2CD3145F-I with v5.3.8 firmware and I mounted a CIFS share on my synology with a user quota of 500GB. I do it the same way as with all my other hikvisions which are running v 5.2.5. The 2CD3145F keeps reporting 10152GB as capacity where the others just report the assigned quota. Is...

I'm sorry, I bought a 2CD2532F, totally forgot about 2142 :)

I just got one and you don't need to attach an external mic to have audio in the video.

hmm. I thought they had an internal mic as well. Maybe this pdf is usefull for someone else; http://overseas.hikvision.com/ueditor/net/upload/2015-06-10/adb2bcea-e809-4728-a937-917b98c57a21.pdf

I'm planning on buying a DS-2CD2142FWD-IS but I'm wondering, since it has Audio, does it also record video with audio than?

Good news (kind of); The problem seems te be solved by totally disabling everything that has to do with IPv6 on my Fritzbox 7490 (firmware 6.20). If you are interested, I used to use these setting; IPv6 connection behaviour: IPv6 DHCP:

Well, currently I'm kinda running out of ideas. Disabling the bonjour eventually didn;t improve anything. I'm getting the feeling it has something do to with the Fritzbox, It started the end of last year and that is also when Fritzbox released a new firmware. It's just a long shot but I don't...

I tried without PoE, same result. As far as I can say now, I think it is something triggered by my Fritzbox 7490, everytime I connect whatever PC of Laptop to my LAN the cams reboot, it's not just the laptop I thought at the beginning of this threat. When I hook the cams up directly, they...

Both cams have; Firmware V5.2.0 build 140721Code V5.0 build 140714 -- This week i'm going to do some more testing, i'm going to take a laptop from work which has never been in my LAN and see what happens. I'm thinking more and more that it's some kind of broadcast done by a router of switch.

:mad-new: I just started another Windows 7 PC and both cams rebooted :mad-new: I totally confused.

Hi Alastair, Thank you for taking the time to look into it. This laptop is running Windows 7 pro and yes it has Bonjour service enabled. I've disabled it now and rebooted the machine. At this point It looks like you are right, at least for one of the cams (192.168.1.233), the other one still...

I made an even longer capture: file 6: http://buggah.com/ipcam/file6.rar - Laptop is on dhcp, Wifi did not connect right away. First DHCP request from laptop is on 126 - At the same time I have ping 192.168.1.233 -t running - record 531 ARP request is done for 192.168.1.233 - record 1131 and...

I put them in a rar file http://buggah.com/ipcam/captures.rar (730kb) Some network stats for you: 192.168.1.1 modem/wifi (fritzbox 7490) 192.168.1.3 second wifi ap (linksys) 192.168.1.10 PC (24/7 up, Cam1 uses this PC to write to a share (SMB)) 192.168.1.233 Cam1 (static) 192.168.1.234 Cam2...

I made a 4 wireshark files from the second I switch on my wireless adapter on my laptop and both CAM crash immediately. (tried it 4 times) If there is a network specialist in the house, I can post the files

These are the things I did; - Connected 1 directly to the POE switch and a pc -> no problem - checked the logs for the other camera from this night and also from a number of night ago -> no problem Now I noticed that everytime I started checking for problems I always use one specific laptop...

- Try to do ping ipadres -t and see if you continuously ping the cam - Look in the log file once it's up again. Do you see like: (select Major type: Operations, Minor Type: Abnormal shutdown)

Anything like this for 5.2?

Ok, i'm doing that now for one of them

Both cams are on dedicated ips 192.168.1.233 and 192.168.1.234. No other device is the range above .230 One is recording to a Windows share, the other one is connected to a POE switch only. Not recording What you mean by "directly to a pc"?

Hi, Both are powered with different POE devices but the problem also occured they I power it with a power supply. I've tested the DS-2CD2132-i with a shorter cable. Same result. I think it's something in the LAN that gives a "reboot" signal.