its shown with the hostname

Okay, *from the viewing workstation*, can you actually resolve the hostname that is mentioned in the error?

i.e. - 'ping locvsm01'

... I know it would seem obvious that you can, but check anyway.

good catch.

cant ping loCvsm but can lovsm

This is most definitely the issue then.  They may work initially as my hunch is the internal VSOM process that constructs the initial URI is *likely* performing the resolution and placing the actual VSMS IP address in the URI.  My guess is it's a different process which then constructs the subsequent 'rotating stream' URIs, and *it* constructs them with the hostname of the target VSMS server.

Quick test... add a hosts file entry for the 'loCvsm' VSMS server with the proper IP and then try everything again as-is.

If it corrects it, and the rotating streams all come in, it'll be up to you to decide how to ... resolve (sorry... bad pun), the host name resolution throughout the solution, be it DNS, HOSTS entries... etc.

Cheers, and have a good weekend!

Hey Guys

I have the similar issue.I am using VSOM 7.5.

WHEN I LOGGED IN VSOM AND TRIED TO VIEW CAMERA'S IT DISPLAYS

Cannot create RTSP connection to server at: <server>. Check network connection and server health status.

AND WHEN I TRY TO VIEW FROM VSMC IT DISPLAYS

failed to load camera feed

error message 402 authentication expired.

from the above discussion,i want to ask what is 'loCvsm' how to ping it?

kindly help me resolve this issue

Shah,

my issue was only on rotating panes and related to the naming of the servers. locvsm was the a name of a server.

are all your cameras running the latest firmware?

I am having the same error message issue with my VSM running 7.5.2.  The funny part is that on two laptops with various hardware specs, we can get this to work no problem.  Internet Explorer, Chrome, and FireFox all work.  SASD works.

However, on two machines that are new HP machines, where the error message shows up and nothing would work.  We had to install VLC from videoLAN.org and that fixed the problem on Chrome and FireFox.  We were told by a TAC engineer that this is probably ActiveX plugin related but we have yet to figure this out.  Currently, on the same computer, Chrome and FireFox work, but Internet Explorer and SASD do not.  

Our network uses external DNS to resolve everything so internally, DNS does not work but we are still able to get the system to work without it.  

So basically, I think this has nothing to do with DNS.  I think IE has a problem and that SASD rides on something that IE rides on but we have yet to figure out what that is just yet.  Another option we were told to do was open a camera in IE and then go to view the feed.  This should open up a prompt to install the Plugin.  This was not working for us but it might work for you.

Focus on the plugin/ActiveX part, not DNS.  Would tell you more if I knew more.

Hy Guys

I have the similar issue.I am using VSOM 7.2.2. when I tried to view camera feed from VSOM it display

Cannot create RTSP connection to server at:127.0.0.1:544. Check network connection and server health status.

but I can view video stream from VSMC , kindly help me to resolve this issue.

have you verified that your server and media server have the same dns name and or IP and can see each other?

I usually run into this when having

THISSITE1

and

VSOM is set to THISSITE01

It was a naming issue. locvsm was the server name while everything else was lovsm.

Only became an issue with the rotating panes.

Hi Stephan,

I appreciate your quick response.

Yes all camera's have latest firmware.i can view camera directly from camera webpage using mozilla. but cant view using IE and in VSOM 7.5 page

i think i am also having the naming issue.

what shall i do to correc it.

Shall i rename host and domain name? 

or do i have to give hostname somwhere else too?

Shah,

do you get a certificate error when you try to open in IE?

My error was related to a wrong naming convention which made the rotating panes not work in any browser.