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NVR's and cameras really need fixed IP addresses, makes life easier. Thank you for the kind comments. David

@RexTheRunt V1 and V1.2 router versions seem the same for MAC binding.... https://www.tp-link.com/us/user-guides/TD-W9960_V1.2/chapter-10-network-security#ug-sub-title-3 Chapter 10.4 IP MAC binding.

I'm not sure but would think so, none of my cameras are directly connected to the NVR. After resetting the router the NVR may get another IP address. I'll lookup your router and see what needs to be done, should be straight forward. David

Strange that the original data was deleted, if it was securely erased chances of recovery are slim. Speak to a data recovery company, at a minimum they should be able to assess your drive to see if the data is still there.

@Sonic007, if the drive is still in use it maybe to late. Don’t use recovery software as the drive format maybe non-standard. Best to seek professIonal data recovery.

We got there eventually, You need to set your router up to assign the same IP address to the NVR, if you're not sure how this is done send me the model name and version of your router. Not sure how to do that @Dan @Kyle, is there an edit option to change the subject?

Does this mean the NVR has been added as a device to ivms-4200?

Can you add the NVR to ivms-4200? You may be able to add the camera to ivms-4200 by using the NVR virtual host IP address and port number, was it 65001? Are both cameras connected to the NVR? David

You could try chrome, need to check the NVR and camera firmware versions. Can you post them? fuzz out any serial numbers. Also make sure win10 / 11 and VM software is updated. Hikconnect working shows that this could be browser / firmware related. I can't see port forwarding affecting this...

each time it asked did you allow the changes? If you did, does your user account have admin rights to allow changes, do you see any error messages?

download the plugin.

Previously your NVR IP address was 192.168.1.106, do you know if your router is setup to always issue the same IP address to the NVR? What is your router model / version number? This may be caused by the MAC browser (Safari?) you are using, the camera web plugin may not be compatible. The...

I assume the cameras are connected to the NVR.... Checking from the monitor / mouse connected to the NVR. Does the NVR see the cameras as online and can you see live view and playback video? What is the NVR IP address? David

Is there any particular reason you are connecting the NVR WAN port direct to your MAC ethernet port? For now connect your NVR and computer to the router. Check the NVR IP address and add it as an encoding device to ivms-4200. David

What version of IVMS-4200 are you using? on ivms is the NVR (192.168.1.106) listed as an online device? David

@RexTheRunt. Enabling the NVR virtual host may help you access cameras connected to the NVR. How-to: - How do I use a Hikvision NVR's "Virtual Host" feature? an old link but may help. Cameras connected to the NVR are on a private subnet (192.168.254.nnn) not accessible via your LAN. David

Some cameras say they are ONVIF but are not.

Some of my cameras are not hikvision but the sadp tool detects them as hikvision and they work with the hikvision protocol. From one of your earlier images, you may have to use the media port 34567. At a minimum RTSP should work but you'll need the RTSP URL. What protocols do you see when...

The ping tool should be under network settings, I'm not sure if it is available when using the NVR web GUI. you could try pinging from a computer on your home network. When you add the wifi cameras to the NVR, do you manually add them then select the onvif protocol? what model numbers are the...

If you can ping the Wi-Fi cameras from the NVR then you should be able to connect them to the NVR. what port numbers have you used to connect to the cameras? david