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Unfortunately, I cannot even login to the administrative page until the file is installed and hence ............

Yeah, had already tried all that. Nothing works. I am tempted to create a VM and install Windows 7 on it, access the IP Cam from that VM and see if it works. May even just install Windows 7 on a spare laptop and try the older IE on the non-updated Windows 7 machine.

So, I finally caved and setup the Router to host 2 DHCP IP Systems to cater to both 192.* and 172.* IP Systems. Now, all the cameras are visible on the NVR........cheap workaround but that's how it has got to be I guess :)

I used to login to their web page, all 7 of them in 7 different tabs, and keep the connections alive there.....that's back when I did not have the Blue Iris Software. The camera web page opens to the point where it asks me to enter the login info and download the ActiveX file but proceeds no...

The NVR is non-PoE.....my Network Switch is PoE. Although, these old IP Cameras are being powered through a 12V power adapter because their PoE is not working. Model of the NVR is DHI-NVR4108HS-4KS2/L. The cameras that I am talking about were configured to 172.xx IP systems when I first...

Is there no one here who had to face the same problem? I tried to reset/set the IP to DHCP and also manually tried to change the IP through DAHUA NVR but it does nothing to the cameras. This is quite confusing. Would really appreciate some help. Thanks.

Dear All, I have a few Dahua Webcams which are a few years old (2014/2015 maybe); I would like to change their IP addresses but am unable to do so because the webpages are not loading even though I setup IE settings as recommended and installed the WebCMS file to the \Windows\System32 folder. I...