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what do you mean?How do you interrupt the boot process?
you mean i should connect a keyboard to the dvr and press ctrl+u ?
- Power on NVR
- Press CTRL-U to interrupt boot process
You might need to try many times
This is what I did
No. The TFTP server and PuTTy. PC keyboardyou mean i should connect a keyboard to the dvr and press ctrl+u ?
yea that's a putty hot key i don't know if it does anything in the tftp server softwareSorry I might be wrong since no serial procedure is used
you'll be looking for TFTP protocol packets coming from the DVR IP address and going to Laptop IP address. if you see them going to another IP address change the fixed IP address of your laptop to that address.yes but i don't know specifically what to look for
Yes, Ctrl+U is used to interrupt the boot process when connected to the device serial interface when using putty / securecrt etc.yea that's a putty hot key i don't know if it does anything in the tftp server software
i don't see any tftp protocol packets on wireshark even tho the hikvision dvr ip seems to be pingableyou'll be looking for TFTP protocol packets coming from the DVR IP address and going to Laptop IP address. if you see them going to another IP address change the fixed IP address of your laptop to that address.
If you don't see TFTP packets from the DVR then TFTP is not active, you can post a screenshot of the Wireshark output here.
David
here is screenshot of wire sharkyou'll be looking for TFTP protocol packets coming from the DVR IP address and going to Laptop IP address. if you see them going to another IP address change the fixed IP address of your laptop to that address.
If you don't see TFTP packets from the DVR then TFTP is not active, you can post a screenshot of the Wireshark output here.
David
No, it would clearly show the TFTP protocol in use. The Hikvision TFTP server should be on the default port of 69. Is that the only data you see from the DVR IP address? Did you start the Wireshark capture before you switched the DVR on and then captured for at least 5 minutes? Line 664 shows 140 seconds which may not show the full boot process.here is screenshot of wire shark
is that the dvr attempting to connect to the tftp server?
what region is your DVR?can someone provide me with link to oldest firmware of my dvr? the site is confusing to navigate
it's probably europewhat region is your DVR?