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Sorry I've not replied for a while. I have ordered a POE injector (should be here next week) to make things easier as my ladders were stolen a few months ago. As soon as I've done what you suggest I'll let you know what happens. Thank you.

I disconnected one Uniview camera from the NVR and the connected NVR to the router and the remaining Uniview still reboots.

alastairstevenson The cameras are ONVIF and connected exactly as you describe, there are no issues connecting it's just keeping them online when the NVR is plugged into the router. anotherone I'll try that later. Thanks all.

IPv6 mode can't be changed. OK so just to be clear I should: Disconnect NVR from router. Factory reset cameras. Connect camera to laptop and login using the factory IP? Change to DHCP and then plug cameras back into NVR? Also my router can't see my cameras just the NVR.

I forgot to mention that when the cameras are set to DHCP the IP addresses remain the same as before on the NVR even after cameras and NVR are rebooted.

Yes, they still kept rebooting when both set to DHCP. I only changed them back to static to take note of the network settings, when set to DHCP there is no info on screen.

UNIVIEW 1 192.168.254.12 Subnet 255.255.255.0 Default gateway 0.0.0.0 IPv6 mode Manual IPv6 Address - Blank...

Both cameras changed to DHCP and rebooted, no change they continue to reboot.

Thanks everyone. I dare say I've not given the correct info asked for below so please let me know what I've missed. NVR IPv4 192.168.0.27 HTTP 80 Subnet 255.255.255.0 RTSP 554 Default gateway 192.168.0.1 HTTPS 443...

Thank you for your suggestion. I disabled UPnP on both the router and NVR and closed any open ports on the router and confirmed this with canyouseeme. Unfortunately the cameras still continue to reboot. I have been recently reading up on security which I will address when/if I can get this...

Hi, For the past few months I've been having a problem with my hilook nvr whereby 2 of the cameras keep randomly rebooting when the nvr is connected to the router. I have 5 x 2mp cameras plugged direct into the nvr, cameras are a mix of hilook, hiwatch and uniview, the cameras affected are the...

I thought the same but not being too knowledgeable about this sort of thing I didn't want to start messing with settings and make things worse. I did change the IP address of the NVR but it didn't help unfortunately.

Hi, I have a Hilook NVR-108MH-C/8P that is brand new and was a replacement for my last Hilook NVR that stopped working recently (same model). I never had any problems with the first NVR but this one has several issues, the main issue being that when I plug it into my router within minutes...