Hello, I ran out of ideas. Got a DS-7104HQHI-K1 V3.5.37and can't remember the password.
I tried with master password generator, no luck. I also tried replacing firmware but can't connect using tftp. Also can't get the config file, says "not connected to internet...blah..blah"
Mailed hikvision...nothing untill now. Anymore ideas? Thanks
I tried with master password generator, no luck. I also tried replacing firmware but can't connect using tftp. Also can't get the config file, says "not connected to internet...blah..blah"
Mailed hikvision...nothing untill now. Anymore ideas? Thanks
buna ziua,ma poate ajuta si pe mine cineva sa resetez parola pentru un dvr hikvision model DS-7216HVI-ST/S vreau sa precizez ca nu ma pricep deloc eventual daca ma poate ajuta cineva contra cost multumesc.
Is this possible with DS-7208HQI-K20820180821CCWRC44711516WCVU?
V3.5.37 build 180801
I'm not really experienced with this stuff, I must be doing something wrong or entering something incorrectly. I checked the start date.
V3.5.37 build 180801
I'm not really experienced with this stuff, I must be doing something wrong or entering something incorrectly. I checked the start date.
@lordbarsdale
The reset code you are generating with that tool is only usable on really old cameras with old firmware. Your firmware was built in 2018 which is too new for any of the reset methods I know.
Some people have come along on this forum claiming to be able to reset the newer cameras (for $$) ... but obviously since they were taking money for their service they would not share how they are doing it.
ipcamtalk.com
The reset code you are generating with that tool is only usable on really old cameras with old firmware. Your firmware was built in 2018 which is too new for any of the reset methods I know.
Some people have come along on this forum claiming to be able to reset the newer cameras (for $$) ... but obviously since they were taking money for their service they would not share how they are doing it.
Hikvision XML File Generator
Hikvision XML File Generator is a utility which helps you to get Encrypted XML file to unlock your Hikvision Device. HOW TO USE IT:- First you need to download SADP tool and export the xml file for that device which you want to reset the admin password. Make sure before start Hikvision XML...
I managed to do it with official customer support. They were helpful even though I admitted the DVR was abandoned in an business place and I had no previous records on it.
I wouldn’t say “really old”... I used the tool to reset the password on a NVR running 3.4.3 2017 build@lordbarsdale
The reset code you are generating with that tool is only usable on really old cameras with old firmware. Your firmware was built in 2018 which is too new for any of the reset methods I know.
Hikvision XML File Generator
Hikvision XML File Generator is a utility which helps you to get Encrypted XML file to unlock your Hikvision Device. HOW TO USE IT:- First you need to download SADP tool and export the xml file for that device which you want to reset the admin password. Make sure before start Hikvision XML...
alastairstevenson
Staff member
Looks like a DVR with analogue HD/TVI cameras. The reset tool should work.
@hvaly3ro
Utilizati instrumentul SADP si obtineti numarul de serie complet. Utilizati data si ora care sunt afisate pe monitorul DVR, iar acest lucru va va oferi codul de resetare.
Daca vrei, pot incerca sa te ajut online. Sa-mi dai de veste
@hvaly3ro
Utilizati instrumentul SADP si obtineti numarul de serie complet. Utilizati data si ora care sunt afisate pe monitorul DVR, iar acest lucru va va oferi codul de resetare.
Daca vrei, pot incerca sa te ajut online. Sa-mi dai de veste
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I had hoped that this tool might help me with my DS 2CD2032-I and 5.25 firmware. I did have access but then didn't change my NVR to use the correct password when trying to add its stream to view. So it became "locked" for twenty minutes, which never seems to end.
I used the tool and ....
it seems to go well.
Then I try and log in to the camera and see this.....
I assume that the password will reset to "12345" but the admin account is still locked.
But I can use the SADP tools and then, after resetting the camera, change the IP back to 192.168.1.106" or what ever I want using the 12345 as the password and the settings will stick. It will NOT allow me to log in the Web GUI or view the camera etc with that admin and 12345 password as it states that it is locked out for 20 minutes. But that never changes regardless of how long it is left.
Any ideas please...?
Thanks
I used the tool and ....
it seems to go well.
Then I try and log in to the camera and see this.....
I assume that the password will reset to "12345" but the admin account is still locked.
But I can use the SADP tools and then, after resetting the camera, change the IP back to 192.168.1.106" or what ever I want using the 12345 as the password and the settings will stick. It will NOT allow me to log in the Web GUI or view the camera etc with that admin and 12345 password as it states that it is locked out for 20 minutes. But that never changes regardless of how long it is left.
Any ideas please...?
Thanks
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alastairstevenson
Staff member
A device keeps attempting to log in to the camera with an incorrect password.
Possibly the NVR has the wrong password set?
To confirm it's the NVR, temporarily change the IP address the NVR is using for the camera in Camera Configuration' to an unused address.
Or do you have a phone app that is connecting to the camera?
alastairstevenson
Staff member
Another thought, though less likely for the short timescales you're seeing for the problem :
As the camera has been reset to defaults, UPnP will be enabled, by default.
If it's also enabled on your router, the whole internet will have access to the camera and could be messing with it.
Check if UPnP is enabled on your router, and if so, disable it.
As the camera has been reset to defaults, UPnP will be enabled, by default.
If it's also enabled on your router, the whole internet will have access to the camera and could be messing with it.
Check if UPnP is enabled on your router, and if so, disable it.
Yet again, thanks for your help.
You were right with the assumption that the issue was with the NVR. I thought that I had cleared the camera from being added to the "group" within the remote NVR's settings. But as it was still present it was hammering the same IP address and attempting to login.
Not realising that at the time, but perhaps something else was trying to access it, I set the ip to another new setting not used before. After half and hour I could then log in. Checking the NVR I saw the camera still within the group and so removed it.
It is now working fine and as it does there could be value leaving the firmware on this one as it is, at least this wonderful tool can resolve the password issue if needed.
I'll now work through what is needed to change the camera mentioned to you in the "other" thread to accept a firmware update to try and resolve the intermittent "locking up" issue. I doubt that I need the entire procedure that you have noted as it isn't bricked, per se, just need the hacked firmware updated.
Thanks again you were on the mark, as mentioned, with the NVR, same network, still trying to access the camera. Oh and UPnP is now disabled
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