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Best answer by j_a_m_e_s

It's difficult for us to answer without knowing whether the server and client are separated via the internet or an internal LAN. I'm no expert in Hikvision, but you may not need to open the full table, depending on which products/features your environment uses. Presumably you would also know the specific IP addresses of the servers and clients rather than opening a wide address range.

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SecurityPlus
SecurityPlus
Explorer III
June 2, 2021
At a minimum I would put the camera network on its own vlan, isolated from the rest of the network.
j_a_m_e_s
j_a_m_e_sAnswer
New Member
July 8, 2021

It's difficult for us to answer without knowing whether the server and client are separated via the internet or an internal LAN. I'm no expert in Hikvision, but you may not need to open the full table, depending on which products/features your environment uses. Presumably you would also know the specific IP addresses of the servers and clients rather than opening a wide address range.

ac1
ac1
Explorer III
August 26, 2021

I wouldn't open the ports to the internet. The best thing it's to create a VPN SSL for the clients that connect to the server for view the cam or the NVR.

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