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Hikvision Remote Access: Cloud Configuration for Cameras Worldwide (No Public IP/Router/DDNS)

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  • #32 18932982
    Butthead
    Level 6  
    The recorder is DS-7604NI-SE / P Firmware V2.3.7 build 131112. I'm still looking for newer firmware, knocks to no avail, the internet has it that we are digging through a pile of garbage ... I would not like to upload these random files and see if will start, because it will be difficult to "distance" it later. With DNS knocks, which I did not rummage, because I am looking for an alternative way to view live via the mobile application.
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  • #36 18934118
    Butthead
    Level 6  
    I can't see because I don't use ddns ... Normally I have disabled option.
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  • #38 18934166
    Butthead
    Level 6  
    The router is a poor F3 tenda so I can have a fixed IP. What is it exactly?
  • #39 18934168
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    If you can buy a fixed IP, it will be the best, the easiest and the safest because you connect directly, then on the router it is enough to redirect the ports to the IP address of the recorder.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #40 18934688
    Butthead
    Level 6  
    And I will find android applications, what will this recorder cover me with, will I be doomed to preview via the web?
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  • #42 20121976
    kryst_off
    Level 8  
    I have a camera preview on my phone and tablet using the cloud and the Hik-Connect application.
    The old question remains:
    How to do to preview the cameras on a laptop with Windows 7? Can it be done?
  • #43 20122003
    dawidedziu
    Industrial cameras specialist  
    You should add a new recorder with its IP in IVMS on the PC or set the new recorder to the same IP as the old one (and enter the correct password).
    It is best to set the new IP recorder outside of the router's DHCP pool, and enter these IPs in the IVMS.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #44 20124076
    cichy koksik
    Level 16  
    Sorry to cut myself in, but I don't want to start a new topic and this one fits perfectly :)
    What internet is required (upload) to view the camera remotely in the application on the hik-connect phone with 4Mpx cameras?
  • #45 20243081
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    Hello ,
    I have such a question. I have a configured HIKVISION recorder with the Cloud P2P service. I would like to manage the recorder with IVMS from the Internet using this service. Is it possible for the Cloud P2P to access the recorder menu as it is directly on the recorder ???
  • #47 20243181
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    How can I remotely configure the recorder?
  • #49 20243202
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    Well, but it's only local, I guess or how do you have a fixed IP?
  • #51 20243245
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    Thank you for such a configuration through the cloud.
  • #52 20244335
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    @sosarek Are you talking about managing the recorder via the cloud from this menu?

    Hikvision Remote Access: Cloud Configuration for Cameras Worldwide (No Public IP/Router/DDNS)
  • #54 20244358
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    @sosarek It is probably underdeveloped IVMS software as soon as such access is possible. Don't you think ...? How does this compare to e.g. Dahua?
  • #55 20246213
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    @sosarek I mean access to such a menu, unfortunately it does not work with HIK Connect.

    Hikvision Remote Access: Cloud Configuration for Cameras Worldwide (No Public IP/Router/DDNS)
  • #57 20252182
    dktr
    Level 25  
    If you have a public but variable IP address, you use ddns. If you have a public constant, you don't use it because what for? If you do not have a public address, you are doomed to "clouds" or you buy a router, eg mikrotika and set up a l2tp / pptp tunnel / choose any place where you have a public address and expose yourself to the world there.
  • #58 20254840
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    @dktr and if I have a public fixed address, then I have to enter it somewhere in the nvr network settings? Do I have to redirect to the local nvr address on the router?
  • #60 20255207
    avatar255
    Level 13  
    Okay, now how do I set an address for NVR, e.g. 192.168.2.1 and I have, for example, 50 IP cameras to connect, I need to have free 50 IP addresses for these cameras on the router ???
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around configuring Hikvision cameras and DVRs for remote access via cloud services without requiring a public IP address, router configuration, or DDNS. Users share experiences and troubleshooting steps for accessing their devices through the Hik-Connect and iVMS applications. Common issues include difficulties in adding devices to the cloud, verification code problems, and concerns about security when using cloud services. Some users prefer local access or VPN setups for enhanced security. The conversation also touches on the implications of using devices previously registered to other accounts and the need for firmware updates.
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