Security: Video

This article describe how to configure your camera to get optimize focus as-well during the day as night

Dinion IP starlight 6000 HD/ Dinion IP ultra 9000 MP is a fixed camera, not a PTZ camera. The camera is only capable of e-PTZ (Electronic Pan, Tilt and Zoom).

You may need the SNMP MIB file when you are trying to monitor the camera through a Bosch or 3rd party software. This article aims to describe how to find and enable the SNMP on a Bosch camera.

If you have configured an out of the box system and once the configuration was done you wasn’t able to access the BVRAdmin account, this article will help you to find a solution. Access to BVRAdmin account is required to perform administrative tasks on the operating system. This requires the following steps:

This article describes how to configure a generic Microsoft Windows Server (2012 R2, 2016 or 2019) based server to serve as an iSCSI target for a Bosch video surveillance environment. SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) is most commonly used for the communication between computers and peripheral devices, such as hard drives. iSCSI enables devices to use SCSI over a network interface, therefore it makes a lot of sense for cameras to use iSCSI to record video. The camera is a small computer that needs a (network) connection to a "hard drive" to store video footage. In other systems this job is performed by the network video recorder (NVR).

DIP serial number can be found in 2 ways. IPMI information cannot be found within the software and is provided on the device itself. It can be found next to the BMC/IPMI port on the back of the device.

In this article, you will find such an automation process between Bosch Cameras and Advantech Adam I/O devices.

This article contains a step-by-step guide related to updating process of the E-Series controller firmware

NetApp® from time to time provides new HDD firmware for the various HDD / disk models. In January 2024 an NetApp Knowledge Base Article was created that needs to be taken into consideration as well.

This article explains you how and where you can get the logs of your camera. The system logs are extremely useful for troubleshooting recurring or obscure problems, as they provide a record of all work performed on the system and may shed light on hard-to-spot interactions between seemingly unrelated symptoms.  

This information may be requested by Central Support Team, as the bundle file is useful for troubleshooting the improper behavior of the unit. This method provides the steps for collecting the NetApp DSA E2800 support bundle.

Follow the steps from this article and find out how you can remotely view and collect the system's event log through IPMI (Intelligent Platform Management Interface).

Central Technical Support team may ask you to provide them with the logs from VIDEOJET decoder 7000 (VJD-7513). Follow this article and find out how to do this!

This article explains the most common way of gathering logs from a SONY camera.

Strange behaviors of the Divar IP 6000/7000 R2 start from a root cause that need to be found. Log files are the most comprehensive and help the Central Technical Support team to find it and provide you further assistance. This article provides you a step-by-step guide on how you can collect MegaRAID logs for DIVAR IP 6000/7000 R2.

You can collect Service logs from the unit using two methods. Both methods will save the service logs as a password protected ZIP file ( Example: ServiceLog-XXXXX.zip ).

This information may be requested by Central Support Team, as the bundle file is useful for troubleshooting the improper behavior of the unit. The method for collecting the NetApp DSA E2700 support bundle file is provided below.

This article explains how to enable and collect Video SDK Logs for VSDK based applications.

   Find attached the French version of this article!   This information may be requested by Central Technical Support Team, as the bundle file is useful for troubleshooting the improper behavior of the unit. The method for collecting the NetApp DSA E2800 support bundle file from SANtricity Storage Manager App is provided below.   Step-by-step guide   Please make sure that you have the SANtricity Storage Manager App installed on your unit. 1. Open the SANtricity Storage Manager App   2. Right click on your DSA E2800 > select "Execute Script..." option    3. Add the following line in the Script Editor:  save storageArray supportData file="c:\supdat.7z" force=true;   4. Go to Tools and select "Verify Syntax"   5. "Syntax check complete" message should be displayed   6. Next, go to Tools and select "Execute Only"   7. To perform this operation, you have to login with your DSA E2800 credentials > click OK > "Working" message will be displayed Note: it may take a while for the next window to appear 8. Select "Add Security Exception" and next "Confirm Security Exception"   9. You will be prompted to enter the credentials again. Fill in the necessary details and click OK   10. The Script will start the execution and the bundle file will be exported.   11. The file will be downloaded in "C:\"     Nice to know:   How to download the support bundle file for DSA E2800 via WEB browser? How to download the support bundle file for DSA E-Series E2700?   You can also see the NetApp Knowledge Base:  How to collect an E-Series support bundle via SANtricity command line interface Note: You should have a NetApp account to access the NetApp KB article above.

This article provides a background information about syslog, tips for 3 rd party Syslog server options and step by step instructions how to configure, activate and collect the syslog.