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Okay, I finally got it solved. I set the admin password on the local configuration menu but apparently, I also have to enter the password in the user section. Go figure.

Anyone know how I can set the IP address on the Hikvision Storage Server installed on a PC. My subnet is 192.x.x.x. but it keeps generating an IP address with 172.x.x.x. So the client only sees devices in the 192 subnet and I need to add it manually. The problem is the 172 client address can...

The client started to crash today. I'm upgraded to 2.5.0.3 to see if worked and it didn't. The only I did today was add several cameras.

All done. I appreciate the patience and the support. One question I have is that the 2432 audio is going off. I checked the pfr and it is not enabled so I'm wondering how to turn it off.

The interesting thing about the 2032 is that I did not get the activate message like the 2432. Also, SADP is showing 192.0.0.64 for the camera; DHCP was turned off and I might have one point changed it to 192.0.0.64 before the downgrade. Anyways, an interesting thing happened. As I mentioned...

Okay, I got the 2432 fixed with the mtd hack but I'm having problems with the 2032 camera. I had to disassemble it in order to use the console port. I downgraded it but now I can't log in. It rejects my password. I tried to reset it using the password reset tool from this site. The prompt...

Good news. So I was able to downgrade to 5.2.5. I went back into u-boot and I ran the command update once again. It downloaded it and wrote to flash. This time. I turned off the tftp server and then rebooted. Voila! It started up. SADP sees it and I can now land at web configuration...

Okay, I think I did something good and bad. I ran a chkip command it set the IP to 192.0.0.64. I was then able to ping it from the server. I started the tftp server and then I exec the update from the console. It downloaded the digicap file. I rebooted and then it started to download the...

I consider myself a technical guy who has been in the IP networking business for 15+ years. I'm comfortable with networking protocols and using wireshark. When I reboot the camera, I'm capturing packets using the mac address but I don't see any UDP packet with port 69. The last instance, I...

Yes, I'm doing everything over wired. I have SADP up and running and it does shows up. The problem is that I get a "language mismatch" when I try to configure it. Also, it doesn't show up in the iVMS-4200 Client. I have reset it several times to try to get it to talk to the tftp server so I...

I'm using wired. I did as you suggested and I could not ping 192.0.0.64. I have a server and the camera going to a switch and I set the server to 192.0.0.128. I ping 192.0.0.64 -t and restarted the camera. No responses

I have nine cameras and I upgraded a 2432 and 2032 to 5.3 build 150513. Turns out the cameras are Chinese region so I lost access to them. I tried following the sticky post from Whoslooking to downgrade but the cameras did not issue a tftp command. I tried various configurations. Going...

Yes. You're correct. I picked up a TTL level serial adapter and it worked. Now, I'm trying to figure how to update the firmware using the console. Most of the threads out there talk about using tftp server. Do you have any commands I can use?

I constructed the console cable for the 2432 but I'm getting unreadable txt. I figured it was a bad connection but I redone it several times and I get the same result. It is only three wires. I'm using USB to serial adapter and there is a LED that lits when it establish communications. I'm...

POE. I have rebooted the camera many times. I unplugged the cable and plugged it in. I have logged into the switch and shut the switch down to turn it off as well.

Understood, but I'm have not captured any packets from the IP camera with a source IP 192.0.0.64 or 192.168.1.64? So must I manually reset the camera?

I search the packet captures and I see no packet with SWKH and no packet with a source IP 192.0.0.64.

I tried a different laptop connected directly to the same switch as the camera. Nothing. The packet captures shows no packets from 192.0.0.64.

CAM ---- (Port 8) <Catalyst 3560C Switch>(Port 6) -- (Port 10) <SG300-10P Switch> (Port 4) -- PC hosting tftp server. One flat network.

No worries, I appreciate the support. Yes, I'm using the Hikvision version of the tftp server. I have a packet capture trace. What UDP port would the magic number be advertised?

Okay, I turned off the firewall as well as malwarebytes and I moved the tftp server to the root directory under c:\hikvision. No luck yet. The screen shot shows failed pings to 192.0.0.64, successful pings to 192.0.0.100 (2nd computer--Also successfully pinged from there to 192.0.0.128)...

Thanks. I did it and still no activity on the tftp server. Since the DHCP requests times out, the cam IP get set to 169.254.6.144. BTW, I configured another computer (192.0.0.0.130) in the same subnet and I was able to ping the computer set to 192.0.0.128.

I need some assistance with an IP camera I upgraded to 5.3.0. I read through the forum threads and I followed whoslooking instructions. However, the device doesn't communicate with the tftp server. I disconnected the router, set the IP of my computer to 192.0.0.100, started tftpserver and...