ONVIF needs a user with username and password, you will need at least a web interface to add it to the camera. What’s the problem with a web app hosted by the camera?
Pretty much, it’s going to be secured on VLAN and firewall anyway. Can be a preconfigured password, a pair button.
Can be a web interface, but one that does not send me an app compiled to JavaScript to run and those are hard to find there days. Can be even an SSH connection.
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ONVIF needs a user with username and password, you will need at least a web interface to add it to the camera. What’s the problem with a web app hosted by the camera?
Most of those are propietary and unnessesary exist.
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Pretty much, it’s going to be secured on VLAN and firewall anyway. Can be a preconfigured password, a pair button.
Can be a web interface, but one that does not send me an app compiled to JavaScript to run and those are hard to find there days. Can be even an SSH connection.