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Milestone XProtect
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Essential 2014
Administrator's Manual
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Advanced configuration
The drive that has the most available space may change during the archiving process, and archiving
may happen to several archiving drives during the same process. This does not have impact on how
users find and view archived recordings.
Dynamic archiving paths are general for all your cameras. You cannot configure dynamic archiving
paths for individual cameras.
When deciding which drives to use for dynamic archiving, consider the pros and cons in the following
examples (in which we assume that the default archiving path is on drive C:—drive letters are
examples only, different drive letters may of course be used in your organization):
Camera records to drive C: and archives to drive C:
If the path containing the camera's database is on one of the drives you have selected for
dynamic archiving, your system tries to archive to that drive first. Archiving takes place quickly,
but may also fill up the drive with data fairly quickly.
Camera records to drive C: and archives to drive D:
Recordings and archives are on separate drives. Archiving takes place less quickly. Your
system will first temporarily store the archive in the local default archiving directory on C:, then
immediately move the archive to the archiving location on D:. Therefore, you need sufficient
space to accommodate the temporary archive on C:.
Camera 1 records to drive C: and archives to drive D: while Camera 2 records to drive
D: and archives to drive C:
Avoid this. One camera's archiving may take up space required for another camera's
recordings. In the above example, Camera 1's archiving to D: may result in no recording space
for camera 2 on D:. The rule is: "Do not cross recording and archiving drives."•
If you use several surveillance servers in a master/slave setup, each surveillance server must archive
to its own mapped location in order for archiving to work. If you attempt to archive to the same mapped
location for all the servers, archiving fails.
About archiving audio
If you have enabled an audio source (for example, a microphone) on a hardware device, audio
recordings are archived together with video recordings from the camera attached to the hardware
device. If the hardware device is a video encoder with several channels, audio is archived with the
camera on channel 1. When you have enabled an audio source, the system records audio to the
associated camera’s database. This affects the database’s capacity for storing video. You may,
therefore, want to use scheduled archiving more frequently if you record audio and video than if you
only record video.
Storage capacity required for archiving
The storage capacity required for archiving depends entirely on the amount of recordings you plan to
keep, and on how long you want to keep them (retention time). Some organizations want to keep
archived recordings from a large number of cameras for several months or years. Other organizations
may only want to archive recordings from one or two cameras, and they may want to keep their
archives for much shorter periods of time.
You should always first consider the storage capacity of the local drive containing the default archiving
directory to which archived recordings are always moved, even though they may immediately after be
moved to an archiving location on another drive. Basically, the capacity of the local drive should be at
least twice the size required for storing the databases of all cameras.
- Administrator's Manual 1
- Contents 2
- Before you start 10
- About administrator rights 11
- About daylight saving time 11
- About time servers 11
- About virus scanning 12
- System overview 13
- Clients 15
- Install silently 16
- Milestone Mobile client 17
- XProtect Web Client 19
- Recording Server Manager 20
- XProtect Download Manager 21
- Hiding and removing features 22
- Licenses 24
- About replacing cameras 25
- Install and upgrade 27
- Install video device drivers 29
- First time use 33
- Print help topics 35
- About restarting services 36
- Best practices 37
- Monitor storage space usage 38
- Getting started 42
- Add hardware wizard 43
- Express 44
- Overview and names 45
- Import from CSV file 46
- Configure storage wizard 47
- Manage user access wizard 57
- Add Basic users 58
- Add Windows users 58
- Advanced configuration 59
- Camera and database action 60
- Configure hardware devices 62
- Delete hardware devices 62
- Hardware properties 63
- PTZ device (properties) 64
- About database resizing 66
- About motion detection 66
- Enabled motion detection 67
- Disabled motion detection 67
- Motion detection sensitivity 67
- Online periods 68
- E-mail notification 68
- PTZ patrolling 68
- SMS notification 69
- Set up a profile 69
- Configure motion detection 70
- Disable or delete cameras 70
- Video recording (properties) 74
- Regular frame rate mode: 77
- Speedup frame rate mode: 78
- Dual stream: 79
- Manual recording 80
- Frame rate - MJPEG 81
- Frame Rate - MPEG 84
- Audio selection 85
- Audio recording 86
- Storage information 87
- Camera properties 88
- MJPEG video format 89
- Regular frame rate mode 89
- Speedup frame rate mode 89
- Dual stream 90
- MPEG video format 91
- Frame rate 91
- Recording 92
- Event notification 96
- Privacy masking 99
- 360° lens 100
- Fisheye 101
- PTZ preset positions 102
- PTZ on event 104
- Microphones 105
- Events and output 106
- About events and output 107
- Add an analytics event 108
- Add a hardware input event 108
- Add a hardware output 109
- Add a manual event 109
- Add a timer event 110
- General event properties 111
- Events and output properties 112
- Hardware input event 114
- Manual event 115
- Timer event 116
- Scheduling and archiving 117
- About archiving 118
- About archiving locations 119
- About archiving audio 120
- Scheduling all cameras 123
- Scheduling options 124
- Archiving 125
- Online period 126
- Speedup 126
- About logs 127
- Log locations 128
- Log structures 128
- Log integrity checks 129
- Log properties 130
- Notifications 131
- Message Settings (email) 132
- Server Settings (email) 133
- Attachment Settings (email) 133
- Scheduling 134
- Server access 135
- Server access properties 136
- Overview of users and groups 137
- User properties 138
- Camera access 139
- Services 141
- Servers 142
- Add a Video push channel 144
- Mobile server settings 145
- Server Status 146
- Video Push 147
- Automatic exports 148
- Exported recordings 148
- Performance 149
- Log Settings 150
- Mobile Server Manager 151
- Edit certificate 152
- Show/edit port numbers 153
- About alarms 154
- Add an alarm 155
- Alarms properties 156
- Alarm data settings 157
- Sound settings 158
- MIP plug-ins 159
- Settings 160
- Options 161
- User Interface 162
- Default File Paths 163
- Analytics Event Settings 163
- Event Server Settings 164
- System maintenance 166
- Restore system configuration 167
- Upgrade 172
- Remove the current version 173
- Glossary of Terms 174
- Video encoder 180
- Video server 180
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