10 Ways of CCTV Monitoring - How to Monitor Surveillance IP Cameras and DVR/NVR over Network

In this video, we will tell you how to monitor the status of surveillance cameras, IP cameras (indoor, outdoor, wired, and wifi), or digital video recorders (DVR or NVR) over the network using the 10-Strike Network Monitor software.
If a camera is covered with snow, directed to a wrong side, or does not produce the picture of a good quality for some reason, you will not be able to get your video recorded with proper quality and find out all the details of an accident.

Oftentimes, security cameras and DVR/NVR are located in remote corporate networks, behind NAT routers, and it is impossible to access them directly via the Internet. In that case, you need to use software that supports the distributed network monitoring mode. Use 10-Strike Network Monitor Pro in this case.

The IP camera or digital video recorder manufacturer is not principal (this can be Hikvision, HiWatch, Bosch, Axis, Hanwha Techwin, Ivideon, Dahua, IDIS, etc.). The device monitoring is carried out according to generally accepted network protocols ICMP, TCP, SNMP, FTP, and POP3 (e-mail).

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Contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Ping check
01:48 SNMP check
02:40 SNMP traps
03:06 Checking the web interface (HTTP / HTTPS)
03:32 E-mail monitoring (POP3)
03:54 Logfile analysis
04:18 File count monitoring in folder
04:41 Monitoring number of files on FTP server
04:57 Analysis of bandwidth on a network interface
05:22 Video stream bitrate monitoring via RTSP
05:51 Conclusion

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Contents:
00:00​ Introduction
00:44​ Ping check
01:48​ SNMP check
02:40​ SNMP traps
03:06​ Checking the web interface (HTTP / HTTPS)
03:32​ E-mail monitoring (POP3)
03:54​ Logfile analysis
04:18​ File count monitoringin folder
04:41​ Monitoring number of files on FTP server
04:57​ Analysis of bandwidth on a network interface
05:22​ RTSP bitrate monitoring
05:51​ Conclusion