Hey guys.
I'm moving a set of old cameras to a new NVR. It's a mix of many different models and I've so far successfully just connected the cameras to the new switch, found them in SADP and then reconfigured them.
I have now, however, ended up with four cameras that I can't reach via SADP. From the looks of them they seem older, but I can't easily access them physically. I haven't got access to the old NVR either, for now.
What would be the smartest way to address these four cameras and reconfigure them for the new NVR?
My only guess is that their firmware is so old that SADP can't find them. Will it help if I struggle my way up to them and hit the hard-reset button? I don't know the specific model of the old NVR som I'm unsure if it is able to configure the cameras
The new NVR is not from Hikvision but that haven't been a problem for any of the others. I have successfully connected them through ONVIF.
I'm moving a set of old cameras to a new NVR. It's a mix of many different models and I've so far successfully just connected the cameras to the new switch, found them in SADP and then reconfigured them.
I have now, however, ended up with four cameras that I can't reach via SADP. From the looks of them they seem older, but I can't easily access them physically. I haven't got access to the old NVR either, for now.
What would be the smartest way to address these four cameras and reconfigure them for the new NVR?
My only guess is that their firmware is so old that SADP can't find them. Will it help if I struggle my way up to them and hit the hard-reset button? I don't know the specific model of the old NVR som I'm unsure if it is able to configure the cameras
The new NVR is not from Hikvision but that haven't been a problem for any of the others. I have successfully connected them through ONVIF.