Hikvision DS-7608 with Synology nas

[Trev83]

Hi, hopefully someone will be able to help me. I have a Hikvision DS-7608 which allows me to add a network drive so i can record against both. So on my Synology i made a 4tb nfs shared folder allowing read write, and did a root squash. I only allowed the ip address of my HIK NVR to access this share for security. I then went into the NVR and added the path of the share which it found, it then went initialising/formatting and said the drives size was the size of all the drives on my synology. After a while it errored out and stopped saying abnormal for the network share even though it had created a few folder on it.

Does anyone know where ive gone wrong please?

Kind Regards

Trev

 

[alastairstevenson]

Instead of NFS, try SMB/CIFS for the sharing protocol, and assuming the Synology NAS can be configured in this way like the QNAP NAS, for the UserID created for the NVR, apply a user quota to put a defined limit on the share volume size.

 

[Trev83]

Hi alastairstevenson, thanks for the reply and apologies for the delay in getting back to you. Ill give it a go tonight and fingers crossed that will be it. At least it means they have to steal both things then to take the footage should anything happen.

Thanks again

Trev

 

[Tuan Anh Le]

Hi Trev83. I've same problem with my HIK NVR DS9632NI-I8 and Synology NAS. It shows "abnormal" even create some file on NFS shared folder. Do you have any solution for problem? please share.

 

[Tuan Anh Le]

Instead of NFS, try SMB/CIFS for the sharing protocol, and assuming the Synology NAS can be configured in this way like the QNAP NAS, for the UserID created for the NVR, apply a user quota to put a defined limit on the share volume size.

How to access SMB/CIFS sharing folder from HIK NVR?