#IVMS 4200 SYSTEM RESTART NVR FOR ANDROID#
#IVMS 4200 SYSTEM RESTART NVR ANDROID#
#IVMS 4200 SYSTEM RESTART NVR PC#

#IVMS 4200 SYSTEM RESTART NVR ANDROID#

Now you can view and control your security network through Android and iOS devices using this app. Hikvision iVMS 4500 has enhanced the remote options to access the embedded DVR, NVR, and IP camera network.

#IVMS 4200 SYSTEM RESTART NVR FOR ANDROID#

Hikvision iVMS 4500 is one of the most useful mobile applications for Android and iOS devices. I am not knowledgeable about HTTP enough to do it but could learn but if a guru would. I haven't seen in any Hikvision UPS and would like to see an utility that allows one to do so. That is why I believe UPS control of an NVR is essential. after a few of those ungraceful shutdown. Now for the most part with the UPPER models of Hikvision UPS, they have dual boot partition somewhere in their NVRAM so they can take a little bit of ungraceful shutdowns eventually. Of course when power returns it turns on. Eventually the UPS goes down and so does the NVR but in this case not gracefully. if the UPS has only 5 minutes of POwer left it will send a shutdown string bu tthe NVR will not recognize it.

#IVMS 4200 SYSTEM RESTART NVR PC#

So when the power returns and the UPS is charged the PC goes on. I can in the BIOS se the PC to turn on once there is power. it stops processes and gracefully shuts off. THE UPS battery has only 5 minutes of capacity left, UPS sends a shutdown signal to the Win or Linux PC.

Thought experiment: A window or Linux machine is hooked to the UPS. I would want the UPS to shut down gracefully the NVR when there is not enogh battery capacity. Usually if its something bad with the recorder, it will happen often and frequently. If it happens like once every 2 months, that will be a tough one, more than likely something on your network causing the issue. possible bad NVR? How often does this happen? is it every day? If so, that can be an easily duplicatated issue and should be warranted by your dealer. It may even be worthwhile to change all of the port numbers to something completely different. And rebooting the NVR would reset all the UPNP rules which would cause it to work again. Given your symptoms, I almost think this could be the case, because you said emails still work which means outgoing traffic is still working, and it still responds to pings, but accessing the web page is intermittent. Turn off UPNP on all your cameras and NVR, If you have already done port forwarding, but you still have UPNP on your NVR, then you have a port conflict which causes all kinds of issues including the one you mentioned. Possible IP conflict? Rare yes, but if you have your IP address set low to what most of your other devices are set to, then you increase the likelihood of a conflict when another device comes on the network via DHCP (such as a cellphone, computer, etc) Set your IP address really high, I usually do mine in the 240 and up range. That should not be happening and is not really normal. I think the real problem that should be tackled is why is your NVR not responding to requests when trying to access the web interface. I know of no tool from Hik that allows remote rebooting.

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