Hope somebody can help me with this DVR reset thing. Though this is my new client, I wanted to help him. Thanks for that invaluable reminder sure to follow that advise. 'If you pay peanuts the best you can expect is monkeys' Retailers are great at ignoring this moral responsibility as it's not enforceable in law. My point is that you as the supplier have a responsibility to your clients to ensure their experience is a good one and they are not the technician, you are and have that responsibility.You are the expert and must protect your clients from all these potential issues. I make changes to settings for him remotely on the odd occasion and he is grateful for that and can concentrate on his business knowing that I will sort out any problems without fuss. Faced with a huge recommissioning bill he claimed to have NEVER once touched the settings, but I was able to show him the log proving that was a lie and reminding him that I did not have a user account on his DVR, Now he relinquished control to my normal way of doing things, he's a happy man and we have a great business relationship.
On the one occasion that my control freak client demanded that I not do this, he ended up messing up my settings and not recording a crime that was perpetrated against him. Suspicious clients first think I am attempting to have some form of hold over their equipment, but soon learn this is a very convenient way to avoid extra charges. With very rare exceptions, this is sufficient for most home and business users. Typically a client will have viewing, playback and back up permissions. Not one of my clients has ever demanded that I relinquish control and this works very well for me and for them. I always explain to clients that and small changes can be made free of charge remotely by me. The other point is that I lock users out of most functions that do not concern them such as network settings, netservice settings, record settings (in most cases). This has ONLY ever happened once and faced with a charge every time, they quickly LEARN to make the required effort.
I do not have to charge for this unless the client is extremely stupid and routinely forgets their password. But rather than make a drama out of their mistakes, I can simply delete their account and set up a new account for them with a new password. The number of times I have avoided this scenario by simply reserving the admin account as my own, is incredible.
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Description: Use of Hard-coded Password - CVE-2015-8286 According to the reporter, DVR devices based on the Zhuhai RaySharp. 90% of the stupid stuff that happens is down to the stupidity of clients. Overview Digital Video Recorders (DVRs), security cameras, and possibly other devices from multiple vendors use a firmware derived from Zhuhai RaySharp that contains a hard-coded root password. Okay this won't help you this time but if you did what I do that is create user accounts for your clients and reserve the admin account with your OWN password, stupid stuff like this would not happen.
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