IPC-EW5541-AS Not connecting to NVR

[jkempisty]

Purchased Fisheye cameras from the IPCamTalk Store. I can't get them to connect to my Uniview NVR??
System VersionV2.800.0000000.37.R, Build Date: 2022-01-18
WEB Version3.2.1.1179647
ONVIF Version20.06(V2.9.1.1000915)
S/N8A05DDBPAG22DC9
Algorithm Version1.0.2
Security Baseline VersionV2.1

Am I missing something?

I can get to the web interface of the camera just fine.

 

[TonyR]

I can get to the web interface of the camera just fine.

Is the NVR a POE NVR?
Then did you log in to the webGUI and see if the cam's IP is static or DHCP?
Is ONVIF enabled?

 

[jkempisty]

Is the NVR a POE NVR?
Then did you log in to the webGUI and see if the cam's IP is static or DHCP?
Is ONVIF enabled?

Yes sir, Uniview NVR304-32S-P16 32-Channel NVR. ONVIF authentication is enabled on the camera, just using the default "admin" account. IP addresses are static, one changed and one the default 192.168.1.108.

 

[jkempisty]

I guess you need to go direct to the NVR with plug&play

Adding a Dahua camera to a Uniview PoE NVR — SecurityCamCenter.com

In order to add a Dahua IP camera to an Uniview series NVR via built in PoE you will need to set the IP camera to DHCP mode, and select the correct "Time Zone".

securitycamcenter.com

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[TonyR]

I guess you need to go direct to the NVR with plug&play

Adding a Dahua camera to a Uniview PoE NVR — SecurityCamCenter.com

In order to add a Dahua IP camera to an Uniview series NVR via built in PoE you will need to set the IP camera to DHCP mode, and select the correct "Time Zone".

securitycamcenter.com

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(back from house cleaning). Glad you found it.

Yep, which is why I asked about the IP in my first post.
When it's DHCP, the POE NVR can assign IP's from its internal switch/DHCP server to the cams, in a different subnet from the NVR's LAN; the NVR's LAN should be on the same subnet as your PC in order to log into the NVR's webGUI.