Security: Video

In this article it is explained in a step-by-step guide how to activate the needed services in Remote Portal to be able to connect the cameras to Bosch Alarm Management.

Possible causes and solution(s) Cameras which get connected from the customer's site to Bosch Remote Portal use an outgoing connection via TCP port 42000. Outgoing connections usually are not blocked by a router, however in a corporate network with proxy server, firewall, etc. involved, the IT department might open the needed ports. The troubleshooting steps below might help you to connect cameras to Bosch Remote Portal.   Known issues on camera commissioning In most cases when camera commissioning fails, the root cause is: No connection to Bosch Security Cloud from the customer’s site Blocked Internet connectivity (e.g. blocked ports by proxy or firewall) User belongs to more than one Company in Remote Portal The camera is already commissioned to a different cloud instance Known camera firmware issues Known camera date issue Further…  

All multitenant cloud instance migrate to under SingleKey ID (SKID) access management. This means: - One single email/password for login all integrated applications - One digital id for your users - All existed email migrate under single Key id - If you have same email address for system users and company user, it will migrate as system user

Follow the steps below and find out how you can perform the Firmware Upgrade for multiple cameras in bulk

The company & the username on the Assurance Report can be changed from user settings in Remote Portal.

Check this article to learn how to move a license from an user account to another one in Remote Portal

The Advanced Video View+ license doesn’t work at site level or per user basis and can be activated per camera.

Using the Internet Explorer 11, there is video from all 4 channels in configurator and event monitor, but audio from the camera is present only on channel 1. Since Internet Explorer 11 is EoL, this behavior will not be changed/ improved.

In order to enhance user experience and security for all connected recording and management systems, Bosch has upgraded the cloud and service infrastructure. As a result, existing connections between DIVAR IP all-in-one systems and Remote Portal were terminated on February 15th 2024 and will need to be restored.

Follow the steps from this article to add a Bosch IP camera to the Alarm Management.

This article provides an answer regarding what to do in case if a  colleague from the same company claimed a license with a wrong Remote Portal account.

This article explains step-by-step how to add and keep the purchased licenses in my Remote Portal account. Upon purchasing licensing, an email from Bosch provides the needed codes.

If WebRTC doesn’t work for you, follow this article to locate the reason:

Depending on the 3rd party cameras’ capabilities, there are different ways of adding cameras to Bosch Alarm Management.

Check this article and see how to solve if the cameras in Alarm Management cannot use services activated in Remote Portal. 

This article provides a solution regarding why the systems aren't showing up on the dashboard in my Remote Portal account.

This article explains how you can set up a Virtual Assistant service in Bosch Alarm Management

This article shows available actions in Bosch Alarm Management and provides a step by step instruction to configure these actions.

This article provides steps regarding how to create an user and connect the Bosch Site Monitor App to Alarm Management.

This document contains information on what situations might happen if no Virtual Guard appears in Alarm Management Operator Interface and how to advise.