Kensho

by Shinobi Systems (https://shinobi.systems)

Automatically scan and proxy all IP cameras on a network.

How to Run on Command Line

Has been tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10. Running on command line requires actions through API.

git clone https://gitlab.com/Shinobi-Systems/kensho.git kensho
cd kensho
npm install
npm run cmd

How to build Electron App

Has been tested on Windows 10.

git clone https://gitlab.com/Shinobi-Systems/kensho.git kensho
cd kensho
npm install
npm run dist

How to run the Electron App in Development Mode

Has been tested on Windows 10.

git clone https://gitlab.com/Shinobi-Systems/kensho.git kensho
cd kensho
npm install
npm start

How does it work?

It searches for all devices on a network then checks to see if port 80 (defaultHostPort) or port 554 (defaultRtspPort) are open. Once devices are found Kensho will do a TCP proxy to the ports.

Here is an example of a scan result. You can see that devices with only HTTP ports have been proxied. You can disable this by adding "proxyHTTP":false to your conf.json.

{
   "currentlyScanning": false,
   "numberOf": {
      "devices": 4,
      "rtspDevices": 1,
      "httpDevices": 4
   },
   "scannedNetworks": {
      "25.8.9": {},
      "192.168.1": {
         "34": {
            "ip": "192.168.1.34",
            "hostname": null,
            "mac": "REMOVED",
            "vendor": "Shenzhen Baichuan Digital Technology Co., Ltd.",
            "openRtspPort": true,
            "openWebPort": true,
            "proxyRtspPort": 555,
            "proxyHttpPort": 81
         },
         "68": {
            "ip": "192.168.1.68",
            "hostname": null,
            "mac": null,
            "vendor": null,
            "openRtspPort": false,
            "openWebPort": true,
            "proxyHttpPort": 82
         },
         "211": {
            "ip": "192.168.1.211",
            "hostname": null,
            "mac": "REMOVED",
            "vendor": "Actiontec Electronics, Inc",
            "openRtspPort": false,
            "openWebPort": true,
            "proxyHttpPort": 83
         },
         "254": {
            "ip": "192.168.1.254",
            "hostname": null,
            "mac": "REMOVED",
            "vendor": "Routerboard.com",
            "openRtspPort": false,
            "openWebPort": true,
            "proxyHttpPort": 84
         }
      },
      "192.168.56": {}
   },
   "msg": "Visit '/scan.json' to begin scanning."
}

Navigate to the opened web port. Default is 9511.

Configuration with conf.json

You can modify the following options within conf.json. Below are the default values.

conf.json does not exist by default. You can copy conf.sample.json to create it.

{
    "webPanelPort": 9511,
    "proxyHTTP": true,
    "proxyRTSP": true,
    "defaultRtspPort": 554,
    "defaultHostPort": 80,
    "defaultOnvifPort": 8000,
    "startingRtspPort": 555,
    "startingHostPort": 81,
    "startingOnvifPort": 8001,
    "vpnPptpServerName": "",
    "vpnPptpServerAddress": "",
    "vpnPptpServerUsername": "",
    "vpnPptpServerPassword": "",
    "vpnPptpServerRequireMppe128": false,
}

API

| Route | Description | Options | |---|---|---| | / | Gets current status and list of proxied devices. | | | /scan | Begin scan. | | | /scanResults | Gets the same information as the main route. | | | /interfaces | Gets a list of your connected network controllers. This should show your active VPN Connections. | | | /vpnCreate | Gets a list of your connected network controllers. This should show your active VPN Connections. | domain, user, pass, name, enabled, type |