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You have to enable the "virtual host" function in the NVR.

Thanls Soren! I take a closer look today into the log: i see no invalid logins, but a lot of "unnormal shutdowns" (3 times within 30min last night, after tthat the NVR works for 12 hours with no problems). Sometimes, the (legal) login by myself from outside causes a reboot too, but randomly...

Ok, i find the log details...very interesting. I will have a further look on it...but what i see, is a bunch of "abnormal shutdowns" :-(

Hello Soren, very interesting...where can i find the log details in my NVR? I don't think it is a "hacking problem" here because i use the internal Fritzbox DNS service, so the URL is not visible. Another point is that the NVR would block any attempt after 6 unsuccessful logins...

Release notes for 5.4.3 are online...no special features or video improvements, only two smaller bugfixes.

BTW: There is still another problem when accessing the NVR via IVMS...sometimes the NVR makes a reboot when i try to access him via IVMS and LTE over mobile phone...

Hi, i have the multilanguage firmware 3.4.90 installed. After resetting the NVR to factory settings withe disabled UPNP the reboots are still there and not completely gone, but there are much more rare (only 1-7 times a week). Sometimes, the NVR works for days without any issue. Another problem...

New firmware 5.4.3 is online.... Does anybody have a changelog for this new firmware? The .zip file contains the firmware file only...

Yes, 5.4.1 is the latest. Maybe it would be useful to have a look at the ipcamtalk-forum, there are some solutions about email problems.

When the same problem exists on the camera, why do you then think the NVR has a problem? So again: Has the cam the newest firmware?

Hmm...this is irrelevant. The question is, has the NVR the newest firmare?

Your firmare is very old, please update to newest 3.4.90. On 3.4.90, there is a test button.

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Did you reset the NVR to factory settings? BTW: My reboot issue is back after i installed a new camera...i think i have to do another factory reset to get it work without reboots....

Maybe you will find the mac adress in your router?

Does that mean you have Ethernet and WLAN both active? What happens if you disconnect Ethernet, power off and restart the camera with plugging in 12V? My wireless connected camera does blinking the link led in front and the blue alarm led is on.

I think it is automatically turned off when a 12V power source is directly connected to the camera or a camera without POE support is connected.

I have exactly the same settings with one exception: on LAN, i have the IPv4 default gateway IP-adress within the corresponding field and in the field "DNS Server" also.

It is important to set two different IP adresses for LAN and WIFI. WIFI mode has to be set at "Manage", not "Adhoc".

Maybe you will show us your settings? I have the same camera here - i have updated to the newest firmware without any problem...