ONVIF Device Test Tool

ONVIFThe latest version of the official good testing toolONVIF Test Tool , a testing tool for the ONVIF protocol, used to test the ONVIF code you write. It contains step tips for the development process. You can implement your own code according to the development step tips of the test tool.

ONVIF Device Test Tool Precautions

This software requires the support of net framework3.5. Users with win7 or above can use it without installation. XP users need to install [.NET Framework3.5 Simplified Chinese version] can run normally. If you have already installed it, please ignore this reminder!

ONVIF Test Tool (ONVIF Device Test Tool) Installation Tutorial

1)Setup

As shown in Figure 1:

Figure 1 ONVIF Conformance Test Tools usage

Note: The numbers in Test Device Information and Test Information can be added arbitrarily.

2) Search
Enter the Management column, as shown in Figure 2:

Figure 2 ONVIF Conformance Test Tools usage

Click the "Discover Devices" button to search.

3) View search results
If it can be found (some manufacturers' devices respond slowly, you can search several times to see), a list of search results will be listed on the right side of the "Discover Devices" button, as shown in the red box in Figure 3:

Figure 3 ONVIF Conformance Test Tools usage

Click on any device in the list, and its corresponding information will be displayed in the lower right corner. As shown in the red box in Figure 4:

Figure 4 ONVIF Conformance Test Tools usage

At this time, after entering the user name and password (the device's own user name and password, some manufacturers' devices do not require it), click the "Check" button. Under normal circumstances, the basic information of the device will pop up, as shown in Figure 5:

Figure 5 ONVIF Conformance Test Tools usage

As shown in Figure 5, you can see some basic information about this device. Such as: Firmware version, Hardware ID, Manufacturer, Model, Serial Number, etc.

ONVIF Device Test Tool FAQ

Problem description: Although ONVIF compliant devices are present on the network, the client is unable to find them when trying to discover them.

Solution:

Check the network configuration to make sure the client and device are on the same subnet and there are no firewalls blocking communication on UDP port 3702.

If automatic discovery is not possible, you can try manually entering the device's IP address and port (default is 80 or 443) to connect.

Log in to the device's web page, check whether the ONVIF service is enabled, and confirm whether the device supports the ONVIF version used.

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