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@JohnnyUK I've some of these cameras, I'll see if I can disconnect a plug and send you the pinout. David

if the angle between ptz1 and ptz2 is not too big a nice broad beam directional antenna would do. Point it equidistant between ptz1 and ptz2, try to make the rssi / snr levels for ptz3 <> ptz1 the same by adjusting the rf power at ptz1. Do the same for ptz3 <> ptz2. If you have sloping terrain...

@zane Some of my points below may seem overly complicated but should be considered. I’ve fixed a few poorly designed cctv p2p radio links for farms etc. Collocated p2p radios at ptz3 may interfere with each other. Consider physical separation to overcome this. Make sure the p2p radios can...

On your router device list the camera wifi and ethernet interfaces will each have their own unique MAC and IP address. The camera interface MAC addresses are permanently assigned by the manufacturer. If router DHCP is enabled IP addresses are automatically given to each interface by the router...

@JaspaC, from my last post, this video may give you an idea of where to look on your router.

@JaspaC, Each wifi and ethernet interface has a unique MAC address, they can be easily identified. Now that your cameras are getting IP addresses from the router there is a chance the IP addresses could change after router reboot. Your DVR will no longer be connected to the cameras. On my...

Hi Ian, sounds as though you have a partial solution that works, personally I don't use hikconnect. it looks as though the Cisco CSL is providing a bypass to CGNAT allowing you access to the NVR local network. The pc remotely accessing the NVR LAN should have an IP address from the NVR (router)...

Hi Ian, We'll sort this out. Are there 3 different locations? It looks as though the NVR site only uses 4G connectivity, are the other sites normal broadband ISP's? Home Office NVR It looks as though the NVR site only uses 4G connectivity, are the other sites normal broadband ISP's? Could you...

Quick reply for now. If you are remotely accessing via VPN you should use the NVR LAN IP address from the remote location, your home pc should be on the remote LAN network. David

@Ld27 Following on from @JB1970. If you have to use your wifi network consider my suggestions. If you have an existing wifi mesh network node, with ethernet ports, can you easily connect the node to the NVR. Or reposition a node. Use a dongle with dual external antennas, minimum wifi5. Try to...

@Ld27 Lewis, Could you use this instead? https://www.tp-link.com/uk/home-networking/powerline/ I used to use these between my NVR's and cameras, better than wifi. The mains sockets must use the same electrical distribution panel. David

No mirror server available whilst the faulty server was rebuilt?

It would probably help if they got rid of the http:// site and did a clean redirect on their web host / server to the https://

would it be worthwhile clearing the browser cookies related to those sites?

This is working https://www.hikvisioneurope.com/eu/portal/?dir=portal/Technical%20Materials ive seen similar comments about this…..

@sue before resetting your router lets check who your ISP is and how you connect to them.

Does anyone else have access to your router / wifi network? You should be able to check the router logs to see if there are any logins you don't recognise. Is DDNS enabled on the router or any port forwarding rules you don't recognise? I think you should factory reset your router and then...

@JaspaC, If the camera is still connected to the NVR wifi network and your router ethernet port there may be a port conflict within the camera. For testing I would factory reset one camera or find a way to disconnect it from the NVR wifi network. on the 172.nnn IP address what is the nnn...

The camera probably has upnp enabled, for security reasons I usually disable upnp on all my local network devices. See this Youtube video. I always setup port forwarding on my router. It may be worthwhile changing the DVR battery. Is the date / time ok? don't forget to check your camera for...

@JaspaC what model router do you have? Could you post a screenshot of the NVR camera connection setup page? For now only connect one camera to the router LAN port.