💡 At a Glance
For seamless integration with Coram, Axis Communications cameras need correct date/time settings, valid ONVIF credentials, and replay attack protection disabled.
⚡ Key Tasks
Access the camera’s native web interface, log in, and go to Settings.
In Date and time, check the camera’s date and time are accurate.
In ONVIF, if no ONVIF admin user exists, add one with the same credentials that you used to log in to the camera.
In Plain config > WebService, ensure replay attack protection is disabled and save any changes.
For detailed information, keep reading below.
Overview
Configuring ONVIF settings on Axis Communications cameras ensures seamless integration with Coram. By adjusting time synchronization, creating valid user credentials, and modifying security tokens, you enable Coram to accurately communicate and control your cameras for better monitoring and management.
Checking and Configuring ONVIF Settings for Axis Communications Cameras
To check and configure ONVIF settings:
Access the camera's native web interface and log in using the camera credentials.
At the bottom of the page, click Settings, then select the System tab.
A screenshot that shows the location of the Settings button.
A screenshot that shows the location of the System tab.
To check and configure date and time settings:
In the System tab, click Date and time.
A screenshot that shows the location of the Date and Time button.
Check that the date and time are correct and match the time zone where the camera is installed.
If the time and date are incorrect, set the correct time manually.
To check and configure ONVIF user settings:
In the System tab, click ONVIF.
A screenshot that shows the location of the ONVIF button.
If no ONVIF user exists, to add an ONVIF user, click the plus icon ( + ).
A screenshot that shows the location of the Add ONVIF User button.
Enter the same username and password you used to log in to the camera.
From the User Group dropdown menu, select Admin.
Click Save.
To check and configure Plain Config settings:
In the System tab, click Plain config, then from the Plain config sub-menu, click WebService.
A screenshot that shows the Plain config button and the WebService button.
For Enable replay attack protection, ensure that the checkbox is deselected.
If you made any changes, click Save.