Hikvision provides a full suite of security products and solutions for a broad range of vertical markets.

Hikvision provides top-of-the-line AIoT solutions and reliable security camera systems to empower advanced monitoring and automation and improve security.

How to add device into Hik-Connect App With the termination of the service of Hik-Online, the devices previously registered in HiDDNS will not be able to use HiDDNS service for remote login and access again. It is recommended that users use Hik-Connect to add and access devices.

There are modules for live view, playback, event management, e-maps, attendance and smart device data reporting, such as people counting, queue analysis, heat mapping, license plate recognition and facial recognition. The client software is widely applied to small-scale projects.

The Hik-Connect P2P service must be enabled on the NVR, DVR or IP Camera first prior to adding to the iVMS4200 software. NOTE: Please see the how to enable the Hik-Connect P2P service guide for more information how to configure this service on a Hikvision device.

Hik-Connect Software, available on PC and mobile devices, has been designed to help households, small and medium-sized businesses (SMB) and multi-site enterprises effectively operate and manage security devices remotely.

SADP Tool SADP = Search Active Device Protocol. Supported on Windows OS Finds only devices on same physical network as computer Finds all Hikvision devices on the physical network, even if they are on other subnets.

An independent client used with HIKMICRO devices including DVRs, NVRs, network cameras, PTZ cameras, etc., provides network services such as live view, playback, event receiving, etc.

An independent client used with HIKMICRO devices including DVRs, NVRs, network cameras, PTZ cameras, etc., provides network services such as live view, playback, event receiving, etc.

Thanks to P2P Technology, Hikvision devices can connect to your cloud in seconds. No need for port mapping or configuring static IP address for devices