Compre 2 cameras hikvision ip y estoy tratando de conectarla a dahua dvr. Las veo en lista de las camaras ip del dvr pero al colocar el user y password de onvif no se colocan en linea
Hikvision ip camera
- Thread starter Carlos1972PR
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alastairstevenson
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In English, courtesy of Bing translator :
"I bought 2 Hikvision IP cameras and I'm trying to connect them to a Dahua DVR. I see them in the list of IP cameras on the DVR, but when entering the username and password for ONVIF, they do not come online."
"I bought 2 Hikvision IP cameras and I'm trying to connect them to a Dahua DVR. I see them in the list of IP cameras on the DVR, but when entering the username and password for ONVIF, they do not come online."
DVR or NVR? What model and what model cameras? IF an NVR are you trying to access over POE on the NVR? Or using Switch?
So normally SADP is needed to be able to access a Hikvision Camera when they are new or freshly reset.. If you were connecting it to a Hikvision NVR then it would be able to Enable it. However with it being a Dahua DVR/NVR you would need to use the SADP tool to enable the camera.. Normally this is setting up the cameras password.. Make it the same for your DVR/NVR and then should be able to setup..
You able to access the cameras WebUI? By going to the cameras IP address.? Also something that can be an issue. If you are trying to access the IP camera on a DVR/NVR that is of lower format support. Like trying to access a 8mp camera on a 5mp DVR/NVR then the camera would need to be setup to run the correct format before the camera would setup..
So normally SADP is needed to be able to access a Hikvision Camera when they are new or freshly reset.. If you were connecting it to a Hikvision NVR then it would be able to Enable it. However with it being a Dahua DVR/NVR you would need to use the SADP tool to enable the camera.. Normally this is setting up the cameras password.. Make it the same for your DVR/NVR and then should be able to setup..
You able to access the cameras WebUI? By going to the cameras IP address.? Also something that can be an issue. If you are trying to access the IP camera on a DVR/NVR that is of lower format support. Like trying to access a 8mp camera on a 5mp DVR/NVR then the camera would need to be setup to run the correct format before the camera would setup..
Ok need to log in camera and check that Onvif is enabled if that model requires a onvif user then will need to set one.
alastairstevenson
Staff member
Yes indeed, I think you are right..
Likely under Network | Advanced Settings | Integration Protocol | Enable Open Network Video Interface
Enable and add a user.