Security: Video

Starting with firmware 6.51.0026, clearing passwords was changed to only reset service user level password.

This guide is meant to explain how to enable the appropriate debug commands for logging during random reboot situations, and which logging to collect for troubleshooting, as in general there are multiple triggers that can cause a device to reboot. The information gathered will help to analyze the root cause.  Please make sure that all of the logs collected cover the same time period.

Before requesting a password reset, please note that you need to provide some important information to the Central Technical Support Team to get help from them.

The BVRAdmin password is a password for a Windows user and needs to be changed accordingly, from Windows settings. Please be aware that if you have BVMS installed on your DIVAR, it is important to change in BVMS Configuration Client the iSCSI target password after this was changed for BVRAdmin user.

Find out what to do when you enable SingleKey ID and you are no longer able to connect to Remote Portal using the password.

The information regarding the ports can be found in BVMS – Configuration Manual (page 366), should the customer use BVMS as a VMS.

The calibration can be done by using already recorded videos, as is demonstrated in the video below. Either video recorded on the camera's SD card or on a recorder can be used. This can save calibration time and can be done by a single person.

This article describes the mechanism of ANR 2.0 and how it can be set up. In the following ‘camera’ is used as a representative for all video source devices supporting ANR 2.0.

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Starting with BVMS 12.2, new OpenID Connect (OIDC) login options have been introduced. When closing the Operator Client, the user can decide to completely log off or stay logged-in.

The Embedded Login Firewall of all Bosch IP cameras, introduced with firmware version 6.30, consists of a two-level system which makes use of two integrated functional modules.

After upgrading the camera firmware to version 7.81.0060 and higher, the camera display name become smaller in the font size. This is observed in CPP 6 and CPP 7 Bosch IP cameras.

Find out from this article what could be the causes of red cross displayed in Configuration Manager for MVS when connecting with iOS device

This article provides a step-by-step guide about how you can disable UPnP of Bosch IP cameras & multicast scan from Configuration Manager. One of the reason why UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is enabled in our devices is because ONVIF uses this to scan the ONVIF device in the network.

This article presents what does each Task of Video Analytics (Bosch Security and Safety Systems).

This article describes how to count with Bosch Video Analytics with How to Video and a Technical Note on the topic.

This article lists different ways to connect to cameras Live/Playback using the Video Security Client/App: to DIVAR IP AIO/BVMS system or to Camera directly, bypassing DIVAR IP AIO/BVMS system.  

Video Security Client is the market’s easy to use video surveillance application provided by Bosch for local and remote monitoring of IP cameras and appliances. The software supports small systems from 1 to 128 sites with up to 256 cameras each. Also, you can use Video Security Client being connected to your Remote Portal account. Follow this article and find out the limitations and how can you connect your Remote Portal account to Video Security Client.

This interface is designed to provide applications an API for controlling Virtual Inputs. To access an existing Virtual Input the application has to know the unique authentication token of the Virtual Input which is used for both authentication and identification.

Global VCA under the VCA task in Configuration Manager is used from default on the camera (with no specific configured VCA Rules). VCA Profile: Global (from Positioning) is used to set the same height of the camera for all VCA profiles.