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The reset button works, in that it reboots after squwarking twice. Even if I continue to keep the button pressed, it will start normally, then reboot again. I set my notebook ip to 192.168.1.1 - it asks where 192.168.1.1 is, my notebook responds with its mac address, and nothing for a minute...

I tried again, holding the button in for 40 seconds, remove power still with the button pressed for 40 seconds, applied power, and despite me still holding the button in, it went through it's normal startup, saying 'welcome to vuze' (is that normal?) and then, as 192.168.1.203, asking where is...

An update.... All attempts to 'factory reset' the cam result in it having an IP address of 192.168.1.203, even when it is connected (through a 5 port switch) only to my notebook with network set to 192.0.0.128, according to tcpdump. It has a button on a trailing cable that I assume is a reset...

Thanks JB1970, I'll dive in there.....

Anybody know the telnet username (if not root) and password - it accepts a connection.

Thanks for your input David. This is becoming a quest! As I now know that firmware is region specific, and I am in Thailand, and I only have what the dealer that sold the unit said as model number, I firstly need to correctly identify the region and actual product model from the serial...

I installed iVMS-4200 Lite on the Windows VM and that doesn't see the cam. Also, I can no longer view the rtsp stream with VLC, with the cam seemingly rejecting the request, which is the same with an FTP connect request.

How do I put it in TFTP mode? The only maintenance options are: I probably have to go back to the VM to do it......

Thanks for your response. When I saw the issue, I gave up with the Windows VM and went back to Linux, on the same Notebook, then my Raspberry Pi4 that is my main desktop. So not a browser/cache thing. While Firefox and Chromium can operate in emulation mode, pretending to be a Microsoft...

I few weeks ago I bought a second-hand DS-2CD2020F-I and configured it to upload images via FTP to my local server, ready as a spare. I got it out again this morning as I wanted to connect to it via Windows in a VM (I've been a Linux user for the past 15 years) so that I could configure the...