HikVision HWD-7108MH-G2 - cant enable SSH?

[sp0ok3r]

returns: Can't locate the url

 

[MyCameras]

I think this might be a firmware issue. I have the exact same issue, tried all the steps above. Used ClientDemo as well. When I select IPC/IPD CFG and select Device Server button, does come up with all the items. If I set SSH to Enable then click Set.

I simply get Save Failed.

Using Curl to try and PUT the SSH xml I get

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<ResponseStatusversion="2.0"xmlns="http://www.hikvision.com/ver20/XMLSchema">
<requestURL>/ISAPI/System/Network/ssh</requestURL>
<statusCode>4</statusCode>
<statusString>Invalid Operation</statusString>
<subStatusCode>notSupport</subStatusCode>
</ResponseStatus>

Here is the thing - I don't think its not there I think:

1. It's is not exposed due to
   1. We not using the correct user. There seems to be an engineering user (When I played around with ClientDemo in one of the tabs it returned Engineering User but can't remember now)

Even though when I try get the capabilities for the network SSH is not shown I still think this is because the auth we using for the PUT and Get is not allowed to view this.

For completeness here are my results as per this post:

1. Firmware:

   V5.5.80 build 180911

2. Camera Type/Model: DS-2CD2T45FW

Network Capabilities:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<NetworkCapversion="2.0"xmlns="http://www.hikvision.com/ver20/XMLSchema">
<isSupportWireless>false</isSupportWireless>
<isSupportPPPoE>true</isSupportPPPoE>
<isSupportBond>false</isSupportBond>
<isSupport802_1x>true</isSupport802_1x>
<isSupportNtp>true</isSupportNtp>
<isSupportFtp>true</isSupportFtp>
<isSupportUpnp>true</isSupportUpnp>
<isSupportDdns>true</isSupportDdns>
<isSupportHttps>true</isSupportHttps>
<SnmpCap>
<isSupport>true</isSupport>
</SnmpCap>
<isSupportExtNetCfg>false</isSupportExtNetCfg>
<isSupportIPFilter>true</isSupportIPFilter>
<isSupportEZVIZ>true</isSupportEZVIZ>
<isSupportEhome>false</isSupportEhome>
<isSupportWirelessDial>false</isSupportWirelessDial>
<isSupportWirelessServer>false</isSupportWirelessServer>
<isSupportWPS>false</isSupportWPS>
<isWirelessMutexWithWirelessServer>false</isWirelessMutexWithWirelessServer>
<isSupportMACFilter>false</isSupportMACFilter>
<isSupportRFIDData>false</isSupportRFIDData>
<isSupportwifiProbeSSID>false</isSupportwifiProbeSSID>
<isSupportWifiProbe>false</isSupportWifiProbe>
<verificationCodemax="12"/>
<VerificationCodeModification>
<verificationCodeTypeopt="normal,empty">empty</verificationCodeType>
<isSupportDeclarationURL>true</isSupportDeclarationURL>
<supportPrivacyPolicyURL>true</supportPrivacyPolicyURL>
<verificationCodeModifyopt="true,false">false</verificationCodeModify>
<Hyperlinks>
<declarationURL>https://www.hik-connect.com/views/terms/termsofservice.html</declarationURL>
<privacyPolicyURL>https://www.hik-connect.com/views/terms/privacypolicy.html</privacyPolicyURL>
</Hyperlinks>
</VerificationCodeModification>
<isSupportIntegrate>true</isSupportIntegrate>
<isSupportPlatformAccess>true</isSupportPlatformAccess>
<isSupportGetLinkSocketIP>true</isSupportGetLinkSocketIP>
<isSupportWebSocket>true</isSupportWebSocket>
<isSupportWebSocketS>true</isSupportWebSocketS>
</NetworkCap>

IPfilter Settings (which correspond with the setting in the web interface)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<IPFilterversion="2.0"xmlns="http://www.hikvision.com/ver20/XMLSchema">
<enabled>false</enabled>
<permissionType>deny</permissionType>
<IPFilterAddressListsize="64"/>
</IPFilter>

I have tried with a linux machine and using Curl same results as above. I have also changed the XML schema to Hikvision just incase.

There must be some engineering username and password to enable this.

Is there any telnet host we can open this might help us poke around. Using ClientDemo and trying the telnet setting (Same place as SSH) same error occurs: Save Failed.

The post is excellent in terms of info so thank you for posting.

 

[colohost]

Found this thread while dealing with the same issue on their top-end 9032HUI DVR. SSH would not enable, and, after updating to the latest firmware, the option to enable it has disappeared from the normal HDMI output interface. The option is still visible in the web interface, but I receive the same busy error. I suspect they're intending on removing that access.

 

[vali29]

I have the same error on DS-7104HUHI-K1

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<ResponseStatus version="1.0" xmlns="http://www.hikvision.com/ver20/XMLSchema">
<requestURL>/ISAPI/System/Network/ssh</requestURL>
<statusCode>2</statusCode>
<statusString>Device Busy</statusString>
<subStatusCode>deviceBusy</subStatusCode>
</ResponseStatus>