Auto-provisioning
Auto-provisioning is the procedure of automated camera addition and configuration. This process automatically creates a location, entity, and camera profile, assigns an IP address via DHCP, and establishes communication with the media server for video streaming. The VMS administrator interface allows you to track the auto-provisioning stages. For details, see the Provisioning documentation section.
A mandatory requirement for applying auto-provisioning is the use of a structured address system by the customer.
For more information about auto-provisioning, refer to the Auto-provisioning algorithm and methods.
There are also additional options to add cameras and video streams:
Manually add video streams during automatic camera addition. For details, see the Automatic camera addition and manual video stream setup documentation section.
Manually add a camera and video streams. For details, see the Manual camera and video stream addition documentation section.
Definitions
Term | Definitions |
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DHCP Server | A DHCP server that assigns IP address to cameras and controls this functionality within VMS. |
VMS | The management system that orchestrates all components of the video surveillance system, ensures operational control, and interacts with other products of the VSaaS platform. |
Mediaserver | The high-end server software solution that is designed to process video and audio signals, metadata, and archive files. This highly efficient software is crafted to operate either as a separate product or as an integral part of the VSaaS platform, providing flexibility based on the end user requirements. |
Billing | The telecommunications billing software to manage data collection on service usage, tariffing, customer invoicing, and payment processing. |
CRM/CMS | The software systems that help businesses manage interactions with current and potential customers. |
Equipment control system | A system that manages the entire lifecycle of customer network equipment, such as cameras, including tracking their location and operational status. |
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