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Introduction.
InstallersPH IT Solutions conducted a service visit at Bridge Culture to provide technical support for their CCTV system and ensure proper online configuration. The visit focused on enabling remote access for monitoring and addressing network issues that affected connectivity. This report details the activities, findings, proposed solutions, and agreements made with the client during the support session.
Initial Configuration at Beach Culture Front Desk.
The team arrived at Bridge Culture at around 4:00 PM. Our first task was to configure the CCTV system at the main front desk where the DMS application is located. The setup process involved connecting the device to the network, applying the required settings, and initiating online activation. After configuration, the CCTV was successfully set online through the DMS app, confirming proper communication with the network.
Attempted Setup at the Second Front Desk.
After completing the setup at the first front desk, the team proceeded to configure the system at the second front desk. However, the process could not be completed due to a network issue that prevented successful online activation. Time check during this stage was recorded at 4:43 PM.
Identification of Network IP Mismatch.
Upon further inspection, the team discovered a mismatch in IP address schemes between the Bridge Culture network and the CCTV system. Bridge Culture’s main network uses IP addresses within the 10.0.x.x range. Meanwhile, the CCTV units are configured with a different default network structure beginning with 192.168.x.x. Because these two networks do not align, the CCTV cameras could not communicate with the system, preventing online access.
Verification of CCTV Functionality.
Despite the network incompatibility, the team verified that the CCTV system itself was working properly. The live feed from the cameras displayed clearly on the TV monitor; proving that the cameras, cables, and display hardware were all functioning correctly. The only issue affecting the system was the IP conflict that prevented remote connectivity.
Proposed Solutions for Network Compatibility.
During the assessment, Adrian and Michael discussed several solutions with the client. The primary recommendation was to request Bridge Culture to provide an extended router dedicated for the CCTV system. This router would allow the team to assign compatible IP addresses and properly integrate the cameras into the network without conflict.
An extended router would also help separate CCTV traffic from the main network; improving performance and making the system easier to manage.
Coordination with Bridge Culture’s IT Personnel.
An alternative solution was also proposed. Adrian recommended reaching out to Bridge Culture’s IT specialist so they could allow specific ports or network permissions that would enable the CCTV system to connect. This option would involve modifying network configurations within their current setup.
However, after further discussion, both the client and the team agreed that the most efficient and secure solution would be for InstallersPH IT Solutions to provide the required router. This ensures that the configuration is handled correctly and safely.
Client Agreement and Quotation Requirements.
The client agreed that it would be best for our team to supply the router required for proper CCTV integration. Additionally, the client requested that the price of the router and the labor cost for setting the CCTV online be placed in one quotation for convenience. A formal quotation will be prepared and submitted as requested.
Final Checks and Summary of Findings.
Before concluding the visit, the team performed a final system check. All CCTV cameras displayed properly on the monitor; confirming that the devices remained stable and operational offline. The client was briefed on the next steps, which include providing the router, scheduling a follow up visit, and finalizing the online configuration once the hardware is available.
Conclusion of the Service Visit.
The service visit effectively identified the cause of the connectivity issue and established a clear plan for resolving it. Through open communication and technical explanation, the team ensured that the client fully understood the network conflict and the required solution. After completing all checks and discussions, the team wrapped up the session and prepared to leave the site at 5:00 PM.
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