Does the VCN3000 provide a tool for searching for camera IP addresses?

In Mesh networking, APs are connected through Mesh links, so that remote APs can go online on the AC wirelessly. After the APs go online successfully, the AC can deliver configurations to them. If you need to connect a camera wirelessly, ensure that the camera supports wireless access. You must configure WLAN coverage services for the AP, so that the wireless camera can access the WLAN like laptops or mobile phones. Do not configure the Mesh service because it is used to deploy wireless bridging between APs.

ServiceCD2.0 is an intelligent boot disk for servers. It provides OS installation and RAID configuration functions. ServiceCD2.0 has the following features: - Provides wizard-based installation of OSs, such as Windows Server, SUSE, Red Hat, and VMware ESXi and installs device drivers based on the hardware detected. - Provides a graphical user interface to help you complete the installation. - Supports configuration of a variety of RAID controller cards through a unified GUI. You can use the boot disk (ServiceCD) delivered with the server to perform the installation. You can also download the iso file of the boot disk (ServiceCD) and perform the installation over remote control. For details about How do I download the iso and install the OS, see: http://support.huawei.com/ecommunity/bbs/10179917.html

You can add cameras one by one or in batches using a wizard or on the device management tab page. The VCN3000 supports cameras that comply with the HWSDK, HIKSDK, DHSDK, AXISSDK, ONVIF, TEYES, or GB/T 28181 protocol. For details about how to add cameras to the VCN3000, see the eSpace VCN3000 Product Documentation. Visit the Huawei Enterprise Technical Support website and download the eSpace VCN3000 Product Documentation of the required version.

The VCN3000 is an all-in-one box-type product and provides a default license that supports access of up to 256 cameras.

The possible causes are as follows: 1 The alarm linkage action of linking preset positions has been configured for the camera. 2. Preset positions have been configured for the camera during sequencing resource setting. The solution is as follows: Step 1: Check whether the alarm linkage action of linking preset positions has been configured for the camera. Step 2 Check whether the camera exists in the sequencing resources and preset positions have been configured for the camera.