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# ZoneMinder Netcat IP Control Protocol Module, $Date: 09:20:00 +0000 (Wed, ) $, $Revision: 0001 $ When I get it working, I will be more than happy to provide howto's or manuals.Ĭode: Select all # = Hope someone can point me in a good direction here. then I fire my SoapUI request from GotoHomePosition of the PTZ.wsdl of onvif (see above list of wsdls) and the camera instantly moves to the home position, it really looks like magic cause it works. So then I first move the camera to a random other position with the android app Onvifer. For instance, via the Dahua software I set up a Home position for the PTZ to return to. I don't understand, why connection is refused? With the SoapUI request It just executes the operation without telling me it is refused. the only problem when I try the Netcat ONVIF template from ZM I get the following error in the /var/log/messages: This works!!!! I think this is good news, because if you can get the services to respond and to work via SoapUI then it HAS TO WORK with any other application via webservices. So I tried some tests in Soapui, referred to the correct wsdl from Onvif and then to set my camera as an endpoint, so the message will be sent to the camera. This should work, why? Because I first attemtped to get the camera respond to all the wsdl's from the ONVIF specs, which are the following: As Control Type I selected the Netcat ONVIF template. I am using the ZM configuration with the camera IP in Controll Address and the Control Device is onvif/device_service. I have set up a centos server with zoneminder (which I can view via my ubuntu laptop, see below), everything is running and working correct, but the PTZ control does not. Then analyse and filter the http/xml requests, and right click to follow the tcp stream, you will see readable service requests. Then I saved the output as pcap file and emailed it to my account so I could open it in Wireshark on the desktop. Install android app tPacketCapture and move the camera around with Onvifer app.
To capture some useful information I did the following: This camera works out of the box with PTZ commands with the android app called Onvifer. I am using a Dahua IP Dome cam DH-SD22204T-GN. Hi there all, I followed your discussion here.
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