mattstyles
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Bit complex but will try to keep it simple...
I have a Hikvision NXI model NVR with 9 cameras connected. I am very security/privacy conscious and do not like using apps generally. I am setting up a new router which has fine control, this will enable me to block the NVR from accessing the internet (using mac address filtering/blocking). I am hoping I can still access it via the LAN using Hik Connect app on my android phone. That way, I can block my Hik Connect app on phone from accessing the internet (or just ringfence inside a container like Shelter or a second user account so it can't spy on other apps and general phone usage, which most apps do) and I can block the NVR from the web, BUT I can hopefully view the cameras via the LAN, obviously only when I am at home connected to my LAN with the phone.
The problem is... I can't find confirmation anywhere as to whether the Hik Connect app can access an NVR via the LAN, or whether connections are forced over the internet (to China and back no doubt!). Can anyone confirm please?
Thanks very much
I have a Hikvision NXI model NVR with 9 cameras connected. I am very security/privacy conscious and do not like using apps generally. I am setting up a new router which has fine control, this will enable me to block the NVR from accessing the internet (using mac address filtering/blocking). I am hoping I can still access it via the LAN using Hik Connect app on my android phone. That way, I can block my Hik Connect app on phone from accessing the internet (or just ringfence inside a container like Shelter or a second user account so it can't spy on other apps and general phone usage, which most apps do) and I can block the NVR from the web, BUT I can hopefully view the cameras via the LAN, obviously only when I am at home connected to my LAN with the phone.
The problem is... I can't find confirmation anywhere as to whether the Hik Connect app can access an NVR via the LAN, or whether connections are forced over the internet (to China and back no doubt!). Can anyone confirm please?
Thanks very much
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