QNAP can be used for storing recordings of Reolink cameras. You may follow the steps below to add Reolink cameras to QNAP.
Applies to: Which Reolink Products Support CGI_RTSP_ONVIF
Before getting started, login to your device on the Reolink App/Client to open the relevant ports.
Reolink App: go to Device Settings > Network > Advanced to open relevant ports for the device.
Reolink Client: go to Device Settings > Network > Advanced > Server settings to open relevant ports for the device. After opening the ports, do not forget to Save your configurations.
Note: You can also open the ports via Reolink NVRs or via the web browser, see: How to Configure Reolink Ports Settings.
You can add the camera to QNAP by QVR Pro.
Method 1: Add the camera via Onvif protocol
Step 1. Launch QNAP QVR Pro, go to Add Camera page, check if the camera is detected on this page and select it, click Next.
Step 2. Enter the username and password, and click Test, if you see the tick icon, it means the configuration is correct, then click Next. Now, you have successfully added the camera to QNAP.
Method 2: Add camera via Reolink protocol
Step 1. Launch QNAP QVR Pro, go to Add Camera page, and click Next.
Step 2. Click Add Manually, choose Reolink for Brand, choose a camera model, enter the IP address, username, and password, and click Test, if you see the tick icon, it means the configuration is correct, then click Next.
Now you have successfully added the camera.
Note: After adding the camera to QVR Pro on the web browser, if you want to live view/playback camera, you need to use the QVR Pro client: tick the camera that you want to view, click View Camera at the upper right corner, it will automatically jump to open the QVR Pro client.
If your camera is Duo WiFi/PoE, please add the camera to QNAP Pro twice via Reolink Protocol.
Choose Reolink for Camera Brand and Duo WiFi/PoE(CH1) for Camera Model, enter the camera name, IP address, username, password, and port number, click Next, and then configure again with the same settings, just pay attention to select Duo WiFi/PoE(CH2) this time.
Note:
- If you use the ONVIF protocol to add a Duo WiFi/PoE (CH1) first, and then use the Reolink protocol to add Duo WiFi/PoE (CH2), you can also add two channels to the QNAP in this way.
