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Configuring a Hikvision DS-K2604T access control terminal with a DS-K1201AMF face recognition module and integrating it with Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) involves several steps. Below is a general guide to help you set up the system:
Prerequisites
- Ensure the Hikvision devices (DS-K2604T and DS-K1201AMF) are properly installed and connected to the network.
- Verify that the devices are running the latest firmware from Hikvision.
- Ensure you have administrative access to Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD).
- A computer with Hikvision's configuration software (e.g., iVMS-4200 or SADP) installed.
Configure the Hikvision Devices
Assign IP Addresses:
- Use the SADP tool to discover the devices on your network and assign static IP addresses to the DS-K2604T and DS-K1201AMF.
Access the Web Interface:
- Open a web browser and enter the IP address of the DS-K2604T.
- Log in using the admin credentials.
Configure Face Recognition:
- Navigate to the face recognition settings and ensure the DS-K1201AMF module is properly recognized and configured.
- Add users and upload their facial images to the device.
Set Up Access Control Rules:
- Define access control rules, such as time zones and door permissions, in the DS-K2604T configuration.
Integrate with Microsoft Entra ID
Hikvision devices do not natively support direct integration with Microsoft Entra ID. However, you can achieve integration through the following methods:
Option 1: Use a Middleware Solution
- Use a third-party middleware or access control software that supports both Hikvision devices and Microsoft Entra ID.
- Examples include:
- Hikvision iVMS-4200 (with custom scripting or plugins).
- Third-party access control platforms like Genetec, Lenel, or others that support Azure AD integration.
Custom Integration via API
- Use Hikvision's Open API and Microsoft Graph API to build a custom integration.
- Steps:
- Enable API access for the DS-K2604T (check Hikvision's documentation for API details).
- Use Microsoft Graph API to sync user data from Entra ID to the Hikvision device.
- Write a script or application to periodically sync user information (e.g., names, photos) from Entra ID to the Hikvision device.
Manual User Sync
- Manually export user data from Microsoft Entra ID (e.g., CSV file with user names and photos).
- Import the data into the Hikvision device using its web interface or iVMS-4200 software.
Test the System
- Verify that the face recognition module (DS-K1201AMF) is working correctly.
- Test access control by having users authenticate using their faces.
- Ensure that the integration with Entra ID is functioning as expected (e.g., user data is synced correctly).