Hello good people...
I have a big problem with a bunch of Hikvision "DS-2CD1323G0-IUF"s and model "DS-2CD2T63G2-2I"s. Most of them send RSTP stream to wrong IP address.
The cameras are on a separate VLAN and therefore a separate subnet (i.e 192.168.1.0/24) and the client IP should be 192.168.1.3 instead. The router's LAN address on the subnet is 192.168.1.1. Of course, since the client IP is not on the same subnet as the camera, it sends all data to the router, and this is causing saturation.
I think I know why that happened. The Hikvision NVR (model DS-96064NI-I16) has 4 ethernet ports. LAN1 IP address is 172.16.8.8/24, and is the one that it uses to access the internet. LAN2 IP address is 192.168.3.3, the one that is supposed to receive video streams. I personally activated some using the SADP tool, but my friend did it on the NVR, and for some reason, the cams got the wrong client IP address and now I must find and reconfigure the problematic ones. My problem is that there is no such option in the web interface and I don't don't know how to do that using SSH.
I tried downloading configuration file, thinking I could find one that is configured correct and edit it accordingly and then upload to the others, but it won't let me have it in plain text.
Is there a way other than hard-resetting the cams?
I have a big problem with a bunch of Hikvision "DS-2CD1323G0-IUF"s and model "DS-2CD2T63G2-2I"s. Most of them send RSTP stream to wrong IP address.
Code:
# getPreviewStatus
RTSP lib version is: 1.0.2 [19:35:54-Dec 3 2021]
Preview lib version is: 1.0.0 [19:35:44-Dec 3 2021]
max preview link:6 max playback link:1
chan_1 preview link ch1:1 ch2:1 ch3:0
playback link:0
record status:not record
chain client_IP play_type stream_type proto_type date/time
chan1 172.16.8.8 preview main stream rtp_rtsp 2023-02-26 10:46:20
chan1 172.16.8.8 preview sub stream rtp_rtsp 2023-02-26 10:46:21
********ANR INFO:********
Channel-No Stream-No ANR-ID ANR-Client-IP Start-timeThe cameras are on a separate VLAN and therefore a separate subnet (i.e 192.168.1.0/24) and the client IP should be 192.168.1.3 instead. The router's LAN address on the subnet is 192.168.1.1. Of course, since the client IP is not on the same subnet as the camera, it sends all data to the router, and this is causing saturation.
I think I know why that happened. The Hikvision NVR (model DS-96064NI-I16) has 4 ethernet ports. LAN1 IP address is 172.16.8.8/24, and is the one that it uses to access the internet. LAN2 IP address is 192.168.3.3, the one that is supposed to receive video streams. I personally activated some using the SADP tool, but my friend did it on the NVR, and for some reason, the cams got the wrong client IP address and now I must find and reconfigure the problematic ones. My problem is that there is no such option in the web interface and I don't don't know how to do that using SSH.
I tried downloading configuration file, thinking I could find one that is configured correct and edit it accordingly and then upload to the others, but it won't let me have it in plain text.
Is there a way other than hard-resetting the cams?
