Guides

How to Use the EZDDNS Function on a Uniview Camera

This guide walks you through setting up the EZDDNS feature on Uniview IP cameras or NVRs, enabling remote access without a static IP address or complex router configuration. A simple and effective solution for installers deploying systems in dynamic IP environments, especially for residential or small business clients. If the document doesn’t load, click here to open it in a new tab....

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How to Get a Uniview Camera’s Multicast Stream

 This guide shows how to configure a Uniview IP camera to broadcast a multicast stream—ideal for large-scale deployments or environments where bandwidth optimization is critical. Learn how to enable multicast mode, assign stream ports, and ensure proper VMS or NVR support for efficient local network video distribution. If the document doesn’t load, click here to open it in a new tab.

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How to Check the Current Firmware Version of a Uniview Device

This guide explains how to identify the current firmware version running on a Uniview camera or NVR. Whether you're preparing for an update or verifying compatibility, you'll learn how to check firmware via the web interface, local GUI, or through system information menus—ensuring proper documentation and smoother support requests. If the document doesn’t load, click here to view it in a new...

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How to Default a Uniview Camera in Different Ways

Need to reset a Uniview camera? This guide details several methods for restoring factory defaults—whether you’re on-site with physical access, using the web interface, or managing devices through a Uniview NVR. Essential for resolving forgotten passwords, misconfigurations, or recovering from network changes. If the document doesn’t load, click here to open it in a new tab.

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How to Use Wireshark to Find a Uniview Camera’s IP Address

 This step-by-step guide explains how to locate a Uniview camera’s IP address using Wireshark, even when the device is unreachable by normal network tools. Perfect for system recovery, identifying default IPs, or resolving subnet mismatches—especially when working with offline or incorrectly configured cameras. If the document doesn’t load, click here to view it in a new tab.

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