Security: Video

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.

Whenever a central NTP Server is available the recommendation is to synchronize all cameras against the NTP central server.

Please keep in mind that for SNMP v3 only the the Standard MIB II file is supported. This means that only general network device performance monitoring parameters can be requested. There is no Bosch Private MIB II extension for SNMP v3. 

A network management server can poll the health status of a device via SNMP requests. This article shows how to configure Bosch cameras in order to be able to answer to such requests.

The default Community Strings for Bosch cameras is - public. To change it, please follow the steps below.

The browser supported by Bosch cameras depends on the CPP that camera belongs to and on the Firmware version the camera has.. In web browsers that do not support MPEG-ActiveX, VCA configuration is only possible via Configuration Manager.

If you want to improve the image quality of your Bosch camera and you did not find the FPS option in the Web User Interface, please follow this article and you will find the answer.

Do you want to configure the 3rd party iSCSI storage with different LUNs for recording more cameras without Bosch VRM? This article explains you if this application is supported.

The IP camera address is always the key if you would like to monitor or remote viewing it. Like any network device, the camera is assigned an IP address when it is connected to the router with Internet access and powered on. Here we will introduce 3 ways to find the network camera IP address quickly and easily.

If you are interested in retrieving the stream of an IP camera using multicast, please check out the options from this article.

This guideline will help you set the position of the camera  image to an appropriate one. If the picture of the camera is inverted in the live view, please follow the steps below to reverse it.

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.

The Project Assistant offers two ways of importing existing project data Importing a .bpassist file or importing from a tab-separated text file

This article explains how to integrate the Bosch MIC IP 7000 HD camera series into any existing analog CCTV system using the Bosch VIDEOJET decoder 3000. The most common integration scenarios are listed below: Simple integration using direct connectivity to analog monitor and joystick, typically found in single camera installation (for example, mobile surveillance vehicles) Integration into an existing analog matrix switcher typically found in large installations (such as for city surveillance)

Answer This guide is meant to explain how you can find the connection state events of a camera in Operator Client - Bosch Video Management System.

Sometimes it is preferable to have a different “user mode” during the day then in the night. Our cameras by default have the option to switch the user mode e.g. triggered by the camera D/N switch over. But also other triggers can be chosen. Below an example how to setup the “user mode” switching triggered by the D/N switch over.

The purpose of this article is to help you disabling the compass character from the Screen Display (OSD) of the Bosch PTZ camera via its web interface

The default SMTP port number for Bosch IP cameras is 25. The required SMTP port can differ depending on the service provider. From FW 5.80.0073 onwards it is possible to change the SMTP port using Alarm Task Script Language (ATSL).

The privacy mask moves around with the image when the MIC IP starlight 7000 HD camera is in PTZ mode. The camera is integrated into a 3rd party Software.

To guarantee high quality imaging through the entire range of products, Bosch Security Systems uses a Common Product Platform (CPP).