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SNMP
The device supports the SNMP V2 (Simple Network Management Protocol) for managing and
monitoring network components, and can send SNMP messages (traps) to IP addresses. The
device supports SNMP MIB II in the unified code.
SNMP
Select On to activate the SNMP function.
1. SNMP host address / 2. SNMP host address
Type the IP addresses of one or two target units. The device (for example encoder, camera)
sends SNMP traps automatically to the target units.
If you do not enter IP addresses, the device only replies to SNMP requests and does not send
SNMP traps to the target units.
SNMP traps
Allows you to select which traps the device sends to the target units. To do this, click Select.
The SNMP traps dialog box is displayed.
SNMP traps dialog box
Select the check boxes of the appropriate traps, and then click OK.
802.1x
IEEE 802.1x allows you to communicate with the device if a RADIUS server is used in a
network.
Authentication
Select On to activate 802.1x.
Identity
Type the user name that the RADIUS server uses for identifying the device.
Password
Type the password that the RADIUS server uses for identifying the device.
RTSP
RTSP port
If necessary, select a different port for the exchange of the RTSP data. The default port is 554.
Off disables the RTSP function.
UPnP
You can activate the universal plug and play function (UPnP). When activated the camera
reacts on requests from the network and will be registered automatically as a new network
device on the inquiring computers. The access to the camera is then possible using the
Windows file explorer, and without knowledge of the camera’s IP address.
Note:
In order to use the UPnP function on a computer with Windows XP or Windows Vista, the
Universal Plug and Play Device Host and the SSDP Discovery services must be activated.
TCP metadata input
This feature allows a device to receive data from an external TCP sender, for example an ATM
or POS device, and store it as metadata.
TCP port
Select the port for TCP communication. Select Off to deactivate the TCP metadata function.
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202 en | Encoders / Decoders page Bosch Video Management System
2013.07 | V1 | Configuration Client Configuration Manual Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH
- Bosch Video Management System 1
- Table of contents 3
- Using the Help 12
- Printing the Help 13
- Introduction 14
- Introduction 15
- System overview 17
- System overview 19
- Concepts 20
- Management Server 21
- Operator Client 21
- Configuration Client 21
- IP camera / encoder 21
- Enterprise Management Server 21
- Permissions 23
- Server Lookup 24
- Remote access 25
- Alarm handling 28
- Concepts 29
- DVR devices 30
- Mobile Video Service 30
- BVIP devices 31
- Supported hardware 32
- Installing hardware 33
- Management System 37
- Switching/Sequence 43
- Getting started 44
- Network settings page 46
- Time settings page 47
- Add storage page 52
- Activate Configuration page 54
- Adding a new license 58
- Working offline 58
- Related Topics 60
- – Enterprise System, page 20 60
- – Server List page, page 143 60
- – User Groups page, page 229 60
- Configuring Server Lookup 61
- Managing VRM storage 62
- Adding a VRM pool 63
- Configuring an iSCSI device 64
- Adding a LUN 65
- Formatting a LUN 66
- Managing encoders 67
- Moving a VSG to another pool 72
- Configuring multicast for VSG 74
- Switching on VSG recording 74
- Managing NVRs 75
- Configuring NVRs 76
- Configuring a Primary NVR 77
- Managing various devices 81
- Adding a VIDOS NVR 84
- Adding a monitor wall 88
- Configuring the structure 92
- Managing resource files 93
- Adding a Command Script 94
- Adding a camera sequence 95
- Assigning a map to a folder 97
- Managing devices on a map 97
- Adding a document 98
- Configuring schedules 99
- Removing a Task Schedule 101
- Renaming a schedule 102
- Copying and pasting in tables 103
- Configuring camera properties 104
- Configuring PTZ port settings 107
- Configuring events and alarms 108
- Creating a Compound Event 111
- Configuring an alarm 112
- Editing a Compound Event 112
- Configuring Command Scripts 114
- Creating a user 117
- Creating a group or account 118
- Configuring LDAP settings 119
- Associating an LDAP group 120
- Managing configuration data 125
- Configuration examples 128
- Adding a Bosch ATM/POS bridge 131
- Configuration window 135
- Menu commands 136
- Activation Manager dialog box 137
- Alarm Settings dialog box 139
- Options dialog box 140
- Show Port Mapping dialog box 141
- Devices page 142
- Server List page 143
- Set IP Addresses dialog box 145
- Set Display Names dialog box 145
- Global Settings page 146
- Disk Storage page 146
- Camera Storage page 147
- Assigned NVRs page 148
- Assigned NVR page 148
- Vidos NVRs page 149
- DiBos page 150
- Matrix Switches page 152
- Outputs page 153
- Inputs page 153
- Workstation page 154
- Decoders page 155
- Devices page 157
- Analog Monitor Groups page 158
- Advanced Configuration page 159
- Monitor Wall page 160
- Communication Devices page 160
- Send Test E-mail dialog box 162
- POS + ATM page 163
- Virtual Inputs page 164
- SNMP page 164
- Assign Keyboard page 166
- I/O Modules page 167
- Allegiant CCL Emulation page 167
- Mobile Video Service page 168
- VRM Devices page 169
- VRM Settings page 169
- Pool page 170
- Devices page 173
- Basic Configuration page 175
- Load Balancing page 176
- LUNs page 177
- Add LUN dialog box 178
- 23.27.10 178
- Table 23.1: Protocol settings 180
- Live Only page 181
- Local Storage page 182
- Encoders / Decoders page 183
- Date/Time page 184
- Video Input page 184
- Installer Menu 187
- Picture Settings 187
- Recording Management page 188
- Recording preferences page 188
- VCA page 189
- Select Area dialog box 190
- Audio Alarm page 191
- Privacy Masks page 192
- Camera page 192
- Mode page 194
- Lens page 196
- PTZ page 197
- Prepositions and Tours page 197
- Relay page 199
- Periphery page 200
- Network Access page 200
- Advanced page 202
- Multicast page 203
- FTP Posting page 204
- IP v4 Filter 204
- Licenses page 205
- Decoder page 205
- Delete decoder logo 206
- Maps and Structure page 207
- Resource Manager dialog box 208
- Select Resource dialog box 208
- Sequence Builder dialog box 209
- Add Sequence dialog box 209
- Schedules page 211
- Cameras and Recording page 213
- Storage) 215
- PTZ Settings dialog box 218
- Events page 220
- Select Devices dialog box 223
- Alarms page 224
- Alarm Options dialog box 226
- Alarms page 227
- User Groups page 229
- Table 30.1: User groups 230
- User Group Properties page 231
- User Properties page 232
- Logon Pair Properties page 233
- Select User Groups dialog box 233
- Camera Permissions page 234
- Control Priorities 235
- User Groups page 237
- Credentials page 238
- Logical Tree page 239
- Operator Features page 239
- Priorities page 241
- User Interface page 241
- Server Access page 242
- Troubleshooting 244
- Glossary 247
- Glossary 251
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