NVR question regarding security.

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alexcal

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Oct 29, 2014
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Hi, I'm not an expert but have a bit of understanding CCTV.

I just got a new NVR and configured it with a password. when I connect to network and went to install cameras, it connected to all my cameras without the need for a password, the password set on the NVR is completely different to that of the cameras. I'm a bit concerned about this for security reasons - could someone please tell how this can happen and how to disable this if possible.

thanks in advance
 
alexcal said:
I just got a new NVR and configured it with a password.
It connected to all my cameras without the need for a password, the password set on the NVR is completely different to that of the cameras.
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What brand of system is this?
 
And how did you connect cameras to the NVR - via the NVR POE port? If so, the NVR will "initialize" the cameras and put them on the IP address that the NVR assigns and assigns them a user/password that is the same as the NVR.

Or are they on a switch that you connected to the NVR?

Brand of cameras and NVR?
 
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Mark_M said:
What brand of system is this?
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The nvr is veezoom - cameras are all different makes - i would have thought it be something on the cameras that is allowing connection???

wittaj said:
And how did you connect cameras to the NVR - via the NVR POE port? If so, the NVR will "initialize" the cameras and put them on the IP address that the NVR assigns and assigns them a user/password that is the same as the NVR.

Or are they on a switch that you connected to the NVR?

Brand of cameras and NVR?
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the nvr is poe and all cameras are poe, but are connected using separate poe switches for now.
 
alexcal said:
The nvr is veezoom - cameras are all different makes - i would have thought it be something on the cameras that is allowing connection???
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I have no clue what this system is.
My guess is that it has little security and it's own system passwords a user cannot change.


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Mark_M said:
I have no clue what this system is.
My guess is that it has little security and it's own system passwords a user cannot change.


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the poor security must be on the cameras, they are allowing the stream to show on nvr without inputting of correct passwords. the cameras on system include hikvision, dahua etc.
 
alexcal said:
the poor security must be on the cameras, they are allowing the stream to show on nvr without inputting of correct passwords. the cameras on system include hikvision, dahua etc.
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Dahua and Hikvision cameras require a password.
Unless you have enabled 'anonymous login'.
 
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