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I seem to have messed things up with my CCTV system. Some of my cameras kept going off for some reason. I have been viewing all my cameras using iVMS 4200. I thought I would restore the settings and see if that made any difference. None of the cameras are working now. I can see my device...

Could somebody please tell me how I can find the public URL for my IP camera

If I go into remote configuration and then files in order to download a segment of video I am finding that the file number doesn't match the camera number on the main view. An example. I have a camera looking over my driveway. It says camera 05 on the screen. When I choose camera 05 from the...

I am using a program called IVMS 4200, which I have installed on two PCs. It enables me to view all my IP cameras that are connected to my NVR box which is located elsewhere in the house. What I want to ask is if it is possible to configure the camera names from one of the PCs that has the...

Yes, that's probably a good idea, thank you

Yes, I'm using a company called Cam Secure who will host the camera. I've also got a subscription with no IP so I can create a DD NS address as well. Basically, I want to use one of my bullet cameras to film the badgers in my back garden. It would be good to stream them online for everybody...

Okay, thanks, that's excellent. One other question regarding the HiKVision IP cameras. Is it possible to stream them live online? I have got one of those little bird box cameras. However, they use RSTP. I just wondered if the Hikvision cameras work in a similar way?

I have got a Hikvision IPC-B121H-Ma 2.8mm HiWatch / HiLook Series 2 MP CMOS Outdoor IP Network CCTV. Will it work if I plug it into a Ubiquiti Networks 24-volt Dc 12W Poe Adapter

I decided to go with a company called Camsecure who specialise in IP cameras. They also offer a streaming service which I have used before. I have just paid my subscription, which will be £2.99 a month. However, where do I find the URL of the camera? (Public URL for your camera access)...

Thanks, David. I will try that

Yes, I've tried them all. I will just have to keep trying.

I was hoping to set up one of my Hikvision IP POE cameras up as a badger cam. I decided to test the camera today by attaching it to a POE adapter and then using the AnyCam software, locate the camera on my network. However, I couldn't find the camera. I'm wondering whether these type of...

Hi, I got exactly the same problem. In fact, two of my cameras have gone down because I think water got into the connector. These cameras have a serious flaw when it comes to waterproofing the connector. Anyway, Would you mind telling me where the instructions are that you followed in order...

Yes, it looks as though that guy has had exactly the same problem as me. I will study that thread carefully and see if I can replicate what he has done. Thanks for the link

No, my cameras are just not working at all, there are no infrared light showing. I'm almost certain that it's because the water has got into the connector. I don't think the water has got as far as the camera. It's just got into the RJ45 and corroded the connection. Hikvision have designed...

I was thinking about getting something like this US $1.04 5% OFF|CCTV POE IP network Camera PCB Module video power cable Withe, 65cm long, RJ45 female connectors with Terminlas,waterproof cable|cable waterproof|connector rj45cable power - AliExpress

I have got a couple of Hikvision POE IP cameras that have stopped working. I suspect that moisture has got into the connector. I was watching a video, and it seems that it is a fairly straightforward job to change the connector. However, am I right in saying that the HickVision POE cameras...

What I do not like about the Hikvision cameras I have purchased is that the end of an ethernet cable will not pass through the waterproof connectors. You would have to have the knowledge to put on the connector after you have threaded on the connectors. So I have had to do away with the...

Blimey, blowtorch, that is a bit risky, isn't it??? :-) :-)

I have just realised that the branches from a tree are also causing the infrared to fall short of the distance they can work to.