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  1. Got a bit further with this: I upgraded the firmware to v1.2.0.2.1, and now a telnet port (23) is open!

     

    $ telnet 192.168.1.x

    Trying 192.168.1.x...

    Connected to 192.168.1.x.

    Escape character is '^]'.

     

    avs.pravis.com login: Admin

    Password:

    Login incorrect

     

    However, no idea what the correct username/password is ... I've been looking through the firmware update files, but haven't found any clues to a login/pass. nmap is 95% certain it's a Linksys running Linux I do see a boa signature on port 80: "Server: Boa/0.94.13".

     

    Regarding the actual video:

    1) Looks like there are jpeg screen shots of the cameras stored on http://192.168.1.x/mobile/img00.jpg (and img01.jpg, etc.) which are updated every few seconds.

    2) But the actual video stream is a bit trickier - I see lots of "PSPROTOCOL" traffic back and forth on the wire

     

    My goals are:

    a) Simple video stream easily accessible from anywhere ... if #1 were a bit higher quality/faster and/or h.264, that might do it.

    b) Compile a smbd, afpd, or nfsd for the device, so any of my computers can mount the internal drive, and easily see the saved video streams.

     

    Has anyone else poked around on this device? Is there a better website for this?


  2. Just got a Digital Watchdog DW VMAX-4 and it seems to work fairly well, although I'd love to be able to ssh in to the linux side, and noodle around. From the http response, it's running the Boa web server ... has anyone hacked it?

     

    I'd love an easy & standard way to access the h.264 video programmatically - for example, if I were to write an iOS app. Is the protocol from port 9010 fairly straightforward? I ran tcpdump during a successful connection with the DW VMAX app, and haven't tried feeding those commands back yet.

     

     

    Thanks,

    Peter

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