alastairstevenson
Staff member
OK, a couple of things to add, as the method certainly works OK given the right environment:
Wire the laptop to the switch or router, no WiFi.
Wire the camera to the same switch or router.
Ensure the digicap.dav file is in the same folder as tftpserve.exe
Check your Windows firewall Advanced Settings | Inbound Rules for allow, TCP and UDP, Private network for tftpserve.exe And Public network for good measure.
No anti-virus with network access protection, such as Symantec End-point Protection?
And in what way did it not work?
What info if any on the 'Hikvision tftp server' status screen? 'Connect' status is good.
Wire the laptop to the switch or router, no WiFi.
Wire the camera to the same switch or router.
Ensure the digicap.dav file is in the same folder as tftpserve.exe
Check your Windows firewall Advanced Settings | Inbound Rules for allow, TCP and UDP, Private network for tftpserve.exe And Public network for good measure.
No anti-virus with network access protection, such as Symantec End-point Protection?
And in what way did it not work?
What info if any on the 'Hikvision tftp server' status screen? 'Connect' status is good.