Compatible ONVIF IP Cameras

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ONVIF Camera List

VXG works with any standard ONVIF camera

VXG works with any IP camera that supports: ONVIF Profile S and H.264 video. ONVIF camera brands tested with VXG include AXIS, Hanwha, Hikvision, Dahua, Vivotek, Bosch, Panasonic, Sony, Uniview, Mobotix, Milesight, Longse and Truen.

ONVIF cameras can be connected directly using IP address and port (port forwarding), via VPN, using a Gateway/NVR to bridge the connection, and using ONVIF Uplink. ONVIF Uplink can be part of a camera firmware, an app/plug-in that can be installed on a camera, or software running on an on-prem device such as a router.

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Supported IP Cameras

VXG is integrated with major IP cameras including AXIS, Hikvision, Dahua, Vivotek, Hanwha, Uniview, Bosch, Longse, i-PRO and Grandstream, making a plug-&-play connection of these cameras to cloud storage and cloud analytics. All you need is to connect a camera to the Internet, to make it a cloud video recording security camera. No NVR or DVR is required. No bandwidth is used when recording on built-in storage.

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FAQ

ONVIF camera is an IP camera that supports ONVIF protocol. ONVIF stands for Open Network Video Interface Forum. Its aim is to provide a standard for the interface between different IP-based physical security devices. There is a different level of ONVIF support and it depends on the vendor and even on the camera model. ONVIF profile S is the most common for IP cameras.

This is usually declared by the camera vendor in the camera datasheet. Another way of checking if the camera is ONVIF compliant is to use a tool called ONVIF Device Manager for verifying the camera compatibility.

Almost all IP cameras are ONVIF compatible today. The exceptions are closed systems like Verkada, Rhombus, Ring, Arlo, Yi, and others.