How to Setup your QNAP NAS as a storage For Your Hikvision NVR IP Camera Recorder | Ozzysero
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2022
- This video is to illustrate on how to setup your QNAP NAS drive to work as a storage of your Hikvision NVR IP Camera Recorder.
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Great video, helped me a lot!
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Hi guy, thanks for share video helpfull! i have a question as if folder-shared is recorded full from NVR, and can you trainning to override NAS for recording' NVR by NAS.
Where would you navigate to on your NAS to see the recordings you have just set up? Presumably there will be a file on the QNAP interface somewhere with a folder containing all of the recordings? Basically what would the file path be? If you wanted to actually find your recorded data on the NAS where would you have to go? Thanks by the way I found the video really helpful. Would you recommend QNAP over synology for surveillance applications?
It is a shared folder so you can access from your pc or laptop or you can map it for easy access. You can either browse to your network and locate your nas, all shared folder should show up with the right permission of course. Or open run and type your nas ip e.g \\192.168.1.100 that should direct you to the nas shared folder. Or open it through the nas client application. You can also playback from the NVR GUI. I don’t have synology so I can’t tell which but I am sure they are both good and does it’s purpose.
Hi there, nice video :) i have a question if you have a moment... Can you just setup the camera to record to the NAS or do you need a perment running HIK nvr to route the video to the NAS? Or can you have HIK software on a PC and setup the cameras to record to NAS but then can have the PC off and the cameras continue to record to NAS? thank you :)
Yes, mostly HK IP cameras support this feature. You need to make sure you NAS and IP Camera are in the same network and can see each other. Setup your NAS the way I did in my tutorial and you then browse to your ip camera through web interface then configuration > storage > storage management > Net HDD > then fill up the fields Server Address and the file path and click test button to check. Yes you can setup on PC too but it has to be turned on all the time to have it recording. Some IP cameras has SD card slot also if you want a very minimal setup or if you want to getaway with NVR. Cheers!
Hey @tschafertube I have created a new video tutorial related to your question - follow this link > th-cam.com/video/EHYX5R2V9bw/w-d-xo.html
@@ozzysero1976 why not use directly Qnap surveillance cameras apps
Good job! This video helped me a lot, to connect my hikvision with my qnap.
Other videos says, there must be one user for each cam. Is it true or can i manage the cams with my qnap-admin-account?
Glad it helped! NFS service is through IP address or network and doesn't require user/password. As you can see, I added the NVR's IP address with read/write permission to the NFS host access.
@@ozzysero1976 Now it works fine and NFS does not need a user. It was an error from my qnap. After rebooting cam and qnap it works again. Thanks a lot for this video.
Great Video, will try it. Is the NAS on your home Network IP or on the NVR Camera IP Range? Is there a way to configure that only events get stored on the NAS? Can you tell me which model NVR / NAS you are using? Many thanks!
My NAS and NVR are in the same IP range or network. Yes you can setup to record only events that can be done from your NVR record settings. I have Hikvision DS-7608N-E2 / 8P and QNAP NAS TS-453A. Hope that helps.
Great video, even more now that I saw I have the same hardware 👍
@@aaallright I suggest you use this one instead - th-cam.com/video/QVUr5WrNo3w/w-d-xo.html
@@ozzysero1976 yes, that was the next video, I jumped to!
Well explained. Thank you. I am using milesight NVR IP camera with my cloud NAS. I have not been abvle to link the NAS with the NVR. Can somebody help me explained it as it is done now using QNAP NAS and Hikvision NVR. my cloud NAS with milesight NVR. Thank you.
I have not used this kind of nvr so I don’t know the features and protocols supported, sorry.
Hi, i have camera HILOOK ipc-b650h-z with same menu.But i missing Net HDD and HDD Detection in storage management. This camera have also slot for SD Card. I set FTP server, this working, but camera can send only JPEG snapshoots to my NAS. Video file not. This camera need NVR for recording external storage? i don't want to use sd card.
Sorry mate I don't have that camera so I can tell what feature does it has. If that option is not in the menu then probably you need an NVR to record it.
I tried several of your video to connect my QNAP shared folder/iCSI to a Hikvision nvr, when searching the qnap, it can find it, but the status is always offline in the nvr.
Sorry to hear that, I am not sure why is that. Probably check again maybe you missed some steps.
sur le nfs va mettre ladresse du nvr et non celui du nas
why there is no Net HDD in the storage section in my new camera
Not sure maybe old model? Is that NVR or DVR?
@Tuấn Phan Thanh my videos are already a help if you watch and follow it. If you can't find net HDD in your NVR sorry I can't help on that. Is that Hikvsion by the way or different brand?
How long does it take to format the storage?, I have waited for 30mnt and it still havent finished yet.
It depends on the size that you allocated.
Can i connect mi camera via my hikvision storege ( nas)
If it is ip camera yes you can, it will be the same process. Login to your camera’s gui you should see option to manage storage.
Hi. Hoe connect cam to qnap? Or How connect dvr yo qnap? Thank
Watch the video and follow the instructions unless you’re referring to something else.
I'm asking the same question as everything is already in place on your video. I want the NAS to connect to the NVR without internet as I just want more TB storage. Why is it way beyond NVR makers to update their software/firmware to intuitive instead of having a degree in computer science to understand any of it?
@@flashflashbang2102 Sure you can do that. The video I am presenting doesn't require internet at all.
i did all that and when i format the folder it gives error
Hello! What error you are getting?
@@ozzysero1976 device error
@@AymanMamdouh try again and this time allocate smaller size maybe 1GB just to test maybe you missed something.
@@ozzysero1976 still the same error... i have been trying for 2 weeks now its really painful
if u don't mind we can check with anydesk if u have time?
@@AymanMamdouh hang on, is that when you format in qnap or in nvr?