Security: Video

If the administrator account (which was originally created when initial setup wizard was run) has been deleted locally and another new administrator account was created, then it is not possible to create user via web. Only locally is possible, as the application is still looking for the original admin account.

Alarm functions include local inputs and relay outputs, plus motion detection in user-defined areas. If an alarm is detected, the DIVAR can: send an e-mail notification and/or FTP push, sound a buzzer and/or display a warning, activate local alarm output

Port Mapping Table dialog box displays the port mapping for the IP addresses of the configured devices in your BVMS. Be aware that this option was removed starting with BVMS 11.1

It is only possible to configure a single time server per BVMS system to be used as time source for the VRM encoders.

If you have for e.g. a SNC-EM642R camera and you want to find out which device packs you need for your entire solution, follow the steps from this article.

The unit can receive the time signal from a time server using various time server protocols and then use it to set the internal clock. The device polls the time signal automatically once every minute. To check the NTP connection from the camera please follow this article.

This article contains all the steps to restore DIVAR IP 7000 R2 to factory default. Note: By performing the Initial Factory Setup on the system, ALL DATA from the ENTIRE system will be erased.

If you have configured an out of the box system and once the configuration was done you wasn’t able to access the BVRAdmin account, this article will help you to find a solution. Access to BVRAdmin account is required to perform administrative tasks on the operating system. This requires the following steps:

Find out from this article in which situations the MAC address cannot be found or only part of the address is correctly extracted in Project Assistant when scanning a QR or Data Matrix code

The Release Letter for CPP 7.72.1118 provides information about the dependencies between firmware versions for a better understanding of the upgrade process of devices with older firmware.

Follow this article and find out what to do if the Bosch VRM Monitor page does not open correctly, but instead displays an Error and the video is always Black.

 This article explains how to exchange the battery on the DIVAR Hybrid and Network in a safe way.

This article explains if you can receive / retrieve more than 4 live video streams with BOSCH Video Security Client on Windows PC

This article describes how the integrity of BVMS software can be checked.

This article explains how BVMS can be configured to connect to an LDAP (or Microsoft Active Directory) and use it as a base for user authentication.   BVMS is able to function in a (Windows) domain-controlled environment. The BVMS (and related) services run under the local system account. If another (domain-controlled) account is used to run these services, their permissions level should be the same as the local system account. It is recommended to add the Windows server to the domain first (as a domain member), before installing the BVMS software. The BVMS configuration is independent from the domain configuration, however, crucial changes in the domain could break the connection between the BVMS system and the LDAP authentication mechanism.

This article informs about improvements in firmware handling and new security mechanisms that help our customers to increase security related to firmware updates and IP camera protection.

This articles gives a short introduction to scripting alarm and counter tasks with Intelligent and Essential Video Analytics in FW 7.60. It also provides a broad selection of example scripts for explanation as well as including real world application examples.

This technical note summarized the different integration possibilities available today and the clients supplied by Bosch.

This article describes how to benchmark Video Analytics and differentiate video analytics solutions.

This article describes which camera settings influence the performance of Essential or Intelligent Video Analytics in Bosch IP cameras, and what the best practices are.