#Hikvision dvr manual 7200 password

I had a similar issue with a camera and it had a static IP address of say 192.168.0.2 and my router only allowed ip addresses of 192.168.2.x. Somehow you need to get the DVR showing up on your router as a device, just like a laptop that you have in the house might have. What is the IP address of your ROUTER? Or how about when you login to your router, what are some of the other device IP addresses. It currently says this in Network > General settings on the DVR:

I even switched the DVR off again then on, hoping that the updated IP server info would be recognised by the modem, nope. I had to uncheck DHCP in the Network setting on the DVR to change the IP address, I changed it to 192.168.0.100 then checked the DHCP option again, saved settings, tried going to the IP address on my laptop but failed again said server at that location not responding. Then try to hit it from the browser using your new assigned IP address. Login to your DVR using the mouse/TV - change the IP address to be in your range. I know you have a DVR but it might be a similar issue. I had a similar issue with one of my cameras, and I had to go in and assign an address in that range for the camera to work. You likely should see lights on the RJ45 port both on the router and DVR side when they are connected.ДЄssuming your router is set to use DHCP you will have a beginning and ending pool. Try a different ethernet cable if it currently is plugged in and you cannot see it on your routers config screen.

Maybe DVRs are different in this aspect? Is your DVR supposedly wireless? If it has an Ethernet port, make sure its plugged into your router.

#Hikvision dvr manual 7200 password

You shouldn't have to, I assume your DVR is connected via a wire to your router? I have an NVR and it simply plugs into the router and plugged in devices shouldn't require a password SSID or that stuff. Do you think I have to enter the password of the wifi network into the settings on the DRV itself? So I don't think its connect to the network. I just logged into the router and I can't see it as one of the connected devices. Yeah when i type in the IP address in the browser it fails. Or go into your router config and see if it sees the device, you should be able to click on it from there. You would only have to do port forwarding if you are trying to access it outside of your home router. You should be prompted by a login & password dialog window.

You should be able to ping it or type in the IP address in your web browser.