Milestone XPCO 4.0 (ENG) 6.7.11

Milestone Advanced Certification
XProtect Corporate 4.0
System Architecture
System Modules
Management Server
Failover Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Recording Server
Event Server
SQL Server
Management Client
Smart Wall
Management Management
Server Failover Server
XProtect
Smart Wall
XProtect Smart Wall
PC
XProtect
Event Server SQL Server
Microsoft Cluster
Server
Network
Recording
Servers
Management
XProtect Smart
Client
Client
Recording
Server
Failover
Recording
Server
Camera
Network
Video Server
PTZ IP
Camera
Fixed IP Cameras
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Copyright 2011, Milestone Systems A/S
Analogue
Cameras
System Setup
Administration
Management Server
The Management Client is

used for configuring the
Recording Servers, Users
Rights, Cameras, etc
XProtect Smart Wall
XProtect Smart
Wall PC
SQL Server
Web Server
Configuration + Logging
Management Engine
SQL Engine
Server
Network
Recording
Server
Configuration
Recording Engine
Recordings
Recording Servers and Smart

Clients download their
configuration when they log on
to the Management Server
Management Client
XProtect Smart
Client
Camera
Network
Video Server
Configuration
Fixed IP Camera
PTZ IP
Camera
Analogue Cameras
Database
SQL database stores the
configuration and logs
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System Operations
Management Server
Camera Connectivity
XProtect Smart Wall
XProtect Smart
Wall PC
Recording Servers connect

directly to each camera/
encoder
SQL Server
Web Server
Configuration + Logging
Management Engine
SQL Engine
Server
Network
Recordings
Recording
Server
Live View/Playback
Recording Engine
Smart Clients connect to

Recording Servers
communicating with cameras
Matrix Monitors connect
directly to cameras
Management Client
XProtect Smart
Client
Camera
Network
Video Server
Recording
Live View/Playback
Fixed IP Camera
PTZ IP
Camera
Video Database
Recording Servers store all
recordings locally for optimal
performance
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Key Benefits and Features
Scalable Solution
Support for multiple servers, sites and clients allows you to design the
system to fit your organization
Management Server for initial client logon and system-wide
configuration of recording servers, devices and users
Unlimited number of Recording Servers and Failover Recording
Servers supporting unlimited devices per server
Unlimited number of Smart Clients accessing live view and playback
from unlimited devices from multiple Recording Servers at the same
time
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XProtect Corporate: License
Licensing per video channel

and server
Base Server License
Device Channel License
Management Client, Smart/
Remote Client and Matrix
Monitor unlicensed
Embedded Alarm handling
(XProtect Central) is
included in the license
Smart Wall is an add-on
product with its own license
PMA is mandatory for the first
year (Product Maintenance
Agreement)
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Unlimited
XProtect Corporate: Licensing
Base Server License

Mandatory Base Server License contains a license file (.lic) which is
used during the installation and uniquely identifies the end-user system
Contains a default license file valid for 1 Management Server and a
license for all Recording Servers
Tentative License
Upon purchase, the tentative system license is delivered by email or
through postal service
Full License
System configuration must be authenticated within 30 days to receive
the full license (automatic online or manual offline process)
If devices are added/changed, the license must be re-authenticated,
typically within 30 days
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License Information shows

license status and:
Total number of licenses

Activated licenses
Temporary licenses
Expired licenses
Missing licenses
For a temporary, test or demo

license, red text will inform you
when the license expires
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Activation of XProtect Corporate

Online Activation:
If the server has access to the
internet, right-click on the
License Information and select
Activate License Online
Offline Activation:
If the server has no internet
access, right-click on the
License Information, select
Activate License Offline, and
then select Export License for
Activation
License file will be sent to the
registered email account for this
SLC. Must be manually
imported to the system
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Pre-Installation
How to install XProtect Corporate
Installation of XProtect Corporate is done in 5 easy steps:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Prepare for installation

Install the Management Server software
Install the Recording Server software
Install the Manager Client application
Install the Smart Client application
Installation usually takes about 20 minutes

The installation preparations are paramount for a quick and trouble
free installation
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Step 1: Before Installation
Prepare the following:
Network infrastructure
Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Common Requirements
All required resource calculaEons

are made
MicrosoF Windows operaEng
system updated and patched
.NET 3.5 SP1 and .NET 4.0
Framework installed
Needed items:
Windows CD for installing
IIS
XProtect Corporate Software
License Code (SLC) and
installation files/CD
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Needed items:
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IP address layout nalized

Switches in place
PoE (IEEE 802.11af)

requirements met, also
when cold starEng
Routers, gateways and VLANs
congured
Network (LAN and WAN) is
veried latency and loss free
Connected equipment can be
pinged without errors
Wireless links rigorously tested
for stability and packet loss
Make sure it remains stable
under all condiEons
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Needed items:
StaEc IP address set
Or DHCP and DNS servers congured

and running
Administrator accounts Username and
Password set
Latest supported rmware installed
See the Device Pack Release Note

for details
Not all cameras incorporates a build-

in Web Server

IIS
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
AD Server is running and is reachable by

the XPCO Server
Users and Groups are congured on the
AD Server
If AD is not used
Users must be congured locally on

the Management Server
Needed items:
IIS
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Supported OperaEng Systems
Windows 2003 Server
Windows Server 2008
Windows Server 2008 R2
32 and 64 bit OS supported
Windows Installer 4.0 installed

Preferably Internet Access available from
the server and the Management PC
Needed items:
IIS
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Needed items:
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Windows XP PRO
Windows Vista Business and up
Windows 7 Professional and up
Windows 2003 Server
Windows Server 2008, 2008 R2

The following ports must per default be
available for I/O events
Port 25 - SMTP Mail event
Port 21 - FTP Mail event
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Needed items:
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Windows XP PRO
Windows 2003 Server

The following ports must per default be
available for I/O events
Port 25 - SMTP Mail event
Port 21 - FTP Mail event
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Needed items:
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A storage soluEon must be available for

each Recording Server
Some storage soluEons can be

shared by mulEple Rec. Servers
All disk systems used for video databases
(Live or Archive) should be formaded to
64 KB block size
XPCO 4.0 database uses 64 KB

block reservaEon, signicantly
reducing fragmentaEon and
improving performance
Windows default is 4K block size

Make sure the minimum performance is
met at all Emes (RAID rebuild)
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Cameras
Microsoft AD Server
Management Server
Recording Server
Failover Server
Storage System
Client Workstations
Windows XP PRO
Windows 2003 Server
Needed items:
IIS
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Default Port Numbers
Purpose
Default port number
Management Server
IIS (Internet Information Services) Default Web Site for client access to
the Management Server service
80
Communication between Recording Servers and Management Server
9993
Communication between Failover Recording Servers and the Management Server 8844
Communication between Event Server and Management Client
1249
Communication between Event Server and Smart Client
22331
Communication between Management Server and Matrix recipients
12345
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Purpose
Default port number
Recording and Failover Recording Servers

FTP Server port
21
SMTP Server port
25
Alert Server port
5432
PTZ camera control commands and for browse and live requests from Smart Clients 7563
RTSP traffic in connection with H.264 video streaming
554
Polling between Failover Recording Servers and Recording Servers
11000
Recording Server and Failover Recording Server communication
or merging databases after a failover
5210
Communication between Failover Recording Servers
8844
Multicast start port number
6000
Multicast end port number
7000
Internal communication between Recording Server Service and device drivers
65101
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Purpose
Default port number
Add-On Servers
Communication between Milestone XProtect surveillance system and Central
Communication between Milestone XProtect surveillance system and Transact
Communication between Transact and Smart Client
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9000
9001
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Management Client
Management Client: Overview
Licensing
Servers
Devices
Clients
Rules and Alerts
Security
System Dashboard
Server Logs
Alarms
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System Dashboard
Provides information about

storage usage
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Recording Server
Storage Container Area
Camera
Microphone
Speaker
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Management Client Options
Options
General
Log rows pr. page
Pre-view FPS (0.1 4 FPS)
Numbers of pre-views
(16 1024)
Motion detection
Multicast
Timeout for manual PTZ
(1 sec 5 min)
Server Logs
System and Audit logs are
always enabled
Alert, Event and Rule logs can
be disabled
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Management Client Options
Mail Server
AVI Generation
Network
Bookmarks
User settings
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Recording Server:
Live Database
Live Database: General
Each camera has its own DB

folder structure. Folder name is
a GUID assigned by the
Recording Server
Live video is recorded in one
hour segments
Minimizes the time used for
repairing the database after a
failure
The content of the DB consists

of blocks of video storage and
index files
All DB content management
MUST be performed utilizing the
Corporate Management Client
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GUID: Global Unique IdenEer
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Live Database: Database Repair
In case of a database failure, the

database must be verified for errors
To avoid disruption in recording, the
Recording Server moves the
corrupt database to a subfolder and
creates a new database for
recording. The repaired database
will merge it into the newly created
database
During the database repair process
and other failures for the Recording
Server, status can be seen in the
Management Client.
Repair messages are also logged in
the system log
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Live / Archive Database: Encryption
Default database security relies on the native recordings database

design and Windows access settings to the database location
Encryption can be enabled to further protect the video database
against tampering. Options are:
None: The database is not encrypted
Light: Only database headers are encrypted
Strong: Both database headers and content are encrypted
Encryption may degrade recording server performance

Actual performance impact varies with server specification, number of
cameras assigned to the encrypted databases, recording load, and level
of encryption
Each database and archive can have individual encryption settings

(none, light, strong), as well as individual encryption passwords
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Live / Archive Database: Anti-Virus Scanning
Do not install virus scanning software on the Recording Servers

unless company policies makes this unavoidable
If anti-virus is installed it may significantly impact the performance of
both server and storage system
Ways to avoid or mitigate this:
Use an anti-virus solution that never locks the file it scans, even
temporarily, as this may corrupt recordings
Exclude all recordings and archive database directories from the scan
process
Exclude .blk, .idx, .pic, .pqz, .sts, .ts extensions from the scan
Avoid using virus scanning software on network archiving locations

(such as NAS servers)
If not possible, follow the Recording Server guidelines
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Live Database: Error handling
If there is less than 5GB remaining on the database drive, the

Recording Server will archive automatically
If there is less than 1GB remaining on the database drive, the
Recording Server will delete the oldest images automatically. This
occurs if the new images are received faster than the archive can
move the old images
The database repair and disk full events can trigger a rule in the
system. It is recommended that these events are set up to trigger
an email alert to the system administrator
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Edge Recording
Streams Edge Storage

Edge recording is stored on a SD-card
of similar, locally on the device
Recording Servers record streams
directly from the device
Example: Connection broken between
device and Recording Server
Recording Server cannot record the
stream
Device continues to record to its local
storage
Connection resumed
Note: If the imported recordings are
older than the last archive, it will be
archived at the next archive cycle
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XProtect
Smart Client
XProtect Corporate
Recording Server
Loss of network
connectivity
XProtect Video Database
On board video storage
Cameras with
onboard storage
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Recording Server:
Archive Database
Archiving Database: General
Archives are an extract of the

recordings in the Live DB from
the selected time
Normally a one-to-one extract
Optional video grooming can
be enabled
All archives can be browsed

seamlessly with the Smart
Client
Users do not need to know
where they are located on the
disk drives or network
Each archive will have its own

folder with a GUID and archive
time stamp
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Grooming
Reduces cost of long-term storage of evidence

Part of Archiving process
Reduces storage requirement by intentionally discarding data
Multi-Stage Archiving allows for individual grooming settings for

each Archive level
MJPEG: Reduction to any lower frame rate
MPEG-4/H.264: Reduction to key frames (1 FPS) or less
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Archiving Database: Moving Data
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Archiving Database: Moving Data
Archiving is done seamlessly without interrupting recordings

Once archived, the video is immediately deleted from the Live DB
The archive process has a lower priority then the recording process
It is possible to archive the archive
When archiving it is possible to groom the video recordings
Archiving can be done to the same drive or a different drive, local or
network
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Archiving Database: Recommendations
Used when the recorded data needs to be stored on a drive other

than the live recording drive E.g. a network drive or a RAID drive
Frequent archiving allows for a even load of the storage system
and - optionally - network
During archiving cameras and recordings will be online at all times
No penalty in frequent archiving
Archiving can be done every minute if desired
No default need to enable archiving

Using Archiving can provide significant storage system cost savings
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Archiving Database: Error handling
If the archive drive becomes unavailable or a network failure occurs

during the archiving process, it will continually try to perform the
archive and complete it when system is back up and running
In the Smart Client, if the archive drive becomes unavailable while
trying to browse recordings, the Before start of database message
will be displayed
When the archive drive becomes available, the operator can browse the
archived images again
If the archive drive becomes full, the oldest archives will be deleted
automatically on the drive to free up space
It is logged in the system log
It is possible to trigger an event in the rule system notifying the
administrator by email that the disk is full
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Database and Archive highlights
No camera limit per Recording Server

No Live database and Archive size limit
This means that:
XPCO supports an unlimited number of cameras per Recording Server
(Limited only by CPU and disk performance)
XPCO supports an unlimited Live and archive Database size (Limited
only by hardware)
Archiving is done seamlessly

The Live and Archive retention time can be defined per camera
Live databases can be retained for a user defined period locally
before moving them to the Archive drive
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Configuring Rules
Introduction to Rules
Every action in XProtect Corporate is performed based on a

condition in a rule
A rule can have both a start and stop condition as well as a start and
stop action
A single rule can have several actions
Events used as start conditions can be used in several rules
When using groups (e.g. cameras) actions can be set to only be
performed on the device that generated the condition event
Example: Record on Motion on a group of 4 cameras.
Result Each single camera will record when motion is detected on the
specific camera
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How does a Rule work?
A rule specifies actions which will be carried out when certain

conditions are met
Condi0ons
When
mo0on is detected,
Camera A will
record

Ac0ons
When 0me is:

Wednesday between 9:00 and
11:00,
Camera Group A will
record
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Conditions are either EVENTS or TIME
Events
Relating to plug-ins (e.g. motion started or stopped)
I/O events, depending on hardware configuration (input/output
activated/deactivated/changed ...)
Events built into XPCO itself (communication error, communication
started, communication stopped, feed overflow, PTZ manual session
started etc...)
Events relating to Recording Servers
(DB disk full or repair, etc...)
Custom events received from third-party applications
Time
Any possible time, time profile or combination
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Time Profiles
A Time Profile is a period of

time which has been defined in
XProtect Corporate
Used in Rules as a condition
Time profiles are very flexible
and can contain one or more
periods of time
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Alerts
An alert works in conjunction

with a rule
When setting up the Alert you
can specify the following:
Name
Description
The Alert is then used as an

action in the rule(s)
The alerts are used to mark that
something has happened
When using the Smart Client it is
possible to search the alerts to
find a specific event and move to
it in the recordings
Alerts are also logged in the
alert log
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Notification Profiles
A Notification Profile works in

conjunction with a rule
When setting up the
Notification Profile you can
specify the following:
Notification name and
description
Recipient(s) and message
How often emails should be
sent
If still images or an AVI should
be included
The Notification Profile is then

used as an action in the rules
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Rules = Unlimited Flexibility
Rules are flexible and can be

combined in unlimited ways
No limitations from pre-defined
rules or configuration dialogs
Easy to follow step-by-step
guide
Validation ensures problemless usage
Several simple vs. few
complex
Deactivation instead of
deletion
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Actions can be anything
Some of the Actions in XProtect Corporate:
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Start/stop recording
Set live frame rate on devices
Set recording frame rate on devices
Start/pause/resume/stop patrolling on device specific profiles
Move camera to a certain PTZ preset position
Send notification to...
Generate alerts
Start/stop devices
Apply new settings on devices ...
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Configuring Security
Roles Security Tabs
Roles are used to define

rights relating to:
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Users and Groups

Device
PTZ
Speech
Application
User-Defined Events
View Groups
Enterprise Servers
Matrix
Alarms
MIP
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Maintenance &
Troubleshooting
Maintenance
In any IT system maintenance is very important, this also applies to

IP video systems
Regularly review the log files for faults and failures to check if the
system is operating as expected
The log files are stored in the Management Server database and
can be accessed through the Corporate Management Client
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Maintenance
XProtect Corporate can use system errors as events in the Rule

system
It is recommended to use some or all of the error events as a
trigger sending an email notification to the system administrator on
the selected errors
Error events could be:
Database events
Camera communication events
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Maintenance
XProtect Corporate has five logs:

System Log: The general log of the system where everything is logged
Event Log: Every event that is available in the rule system is logged in
the Event Log when triggered, regardless if used in a rule or not
Audit Log: The log where login attempts in the system are logged
Rule Log: The rule system can be setup to log messages here and see
when a specific rule was activated
Alert Log: The log where alerts from the rule system are logged
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Maintenance
When looking in the logs it is possible to filter on sources, events

etc.
This is done by using the dropdown lists. Select the type to filter on
and click the refresh button
The filter options varies in the different logs
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Maintenance: Export Log
Logs can be exported to a

plain text file
Use the filtering in the log to
export only a specific part of
the log
What is displayed in the log is
exported to the file
The export can be narrowed

down even more by selecting a
time range to export from
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Maintenance
When upgrading it is
recommended to always first
uninstall the current version of
Milestone XProtect software
Use the windows control panel
to uninstall old versions
In here it is also possible to
see the version installed
Select the component in the
list and click on support
information (only for Windows
2003)
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Maintenance
The Management and

Recording Servers service
can be stopped and started
from the Management and
Recording Servers managers
in the taskbar
Right click on them and select
Start/Stop Management
Server/Recording Server
Service
The Server and Recording

Servers services can also be
started/stopped from the
Services list
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Maintenance: Device Replacement
In Management Client, rightclick the device and select

Replace Hardware
A wizard guides you through
the replacement process
Enter IP address, port number,
user name and password for
the new device
Select the driver for the device
or click Auto Detect
The new device has to be
mapped to the old devices
database(s)
Update the License with the
replaced device
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Installation Troubleshooting
On Windows 2003 Server with

IIS 6.0, the ASP.NET web
server extension need to be
allowed to be used
Windows firewall issue on
server (Windows XP):
Either disable the firewall
Or make sure, that Advanced
Setings/Web Server (HTTP) is
enabled
Otherwise it will not be
possible to login to the server
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Installation Troubleshooting
If the SQL server address is changed e.g. by changing the machine

hostname or IP
Run the database engine installation step again point to the new
location and select reuse existing database
This will update the SQL connection settings used by the server
Accounts used for Management/Recording Server services must

have a non-empty password
If working with domain users
The server must be able to communicate with the AD otherwise all
login attempts will fail
In Workgroup scenarios (without a domain controller)

Simple File Sharing must be switched off otherwise access to the
installation page will be prohibited
See Windows Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/View/Use simple file
sharing
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Failover Recording Server
Failover Server
A Failover Server has 2 services:

A Failover Server service, which handles the
processes of taking over from the regular
recording server. By default, this service is
always running since it constantly checks the
state of relevant recording servers.
A Recording Server service, which enables
the failover server to act as a recording server
while the regular recording server is
unavailable. This service is only started when
required, i.e. when the failover server should
take over from the regular recording server.
Starting this service typically takes a couple of
seconds, but may take longer depending on
local security settings, etc.
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Failover Server database
If the recording server fails, a failover

server will take over
5 seconds + recording service start
time
When original recording server is
again operating, the failover DB will
be merged
While Failover Server is active, only
the archived recordings and those on
the failover server will be accessible
When Recording server is operating
again, its DB and the Archived DB
will be accessible
When merging is finished, all
recordings are accessible
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Recording server database
Failover server database
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Milestone Federated Architecture

MFA
Overview
Several XProtect Corporate
systems connected to one
system in a child/parent
relation
All sites must be a member of
the same domain
Domain Trust is supported
Each site must have access to

domain server for user
authentication
Log-in grants access to the
server logged in to and its
children*
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Management Client
Possible to add sites one level
lower in the hierarchy
Tree view in the Tab Federated
Site Hierarchy
A site can only have one parent,
but many children
Smart Client
When logging onto a
Management Server, all sites
from the Management Server
and down are visible to the user.
Under each site, the Recording
Servers are shown with the
camera that the user has
access to.
Views can be made with
cameras from different sites.
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Milestone Federated Architecture: Licensing
Can be freely deployed within the same legal entity

All sites share the same System License Code (SLC)
Device Licenses are shared between all sites
Additional License required when connecting different legal entities

Each system requires a valid set of base and device licenses
One Milestone Federated Architecture Device License is required per
device (camera) in the federated sites (Children) that are accessible in
the federating site (Parent)
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Smart Client Additional

Features
Smart Client: Highlighted Features
Privacy Mask
Bookmarks
Sequence Explorer
Maps
Alarms
(XProtect Central
Functionality)
Smart Wall Add-On
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Privacy Masking
Blocks out areas of the image

that should not be viewed by
operators
Masked areas will be
represented by black window(s)
in the view
Unlimited number of areas can

be defined per view
Mask is layered on the Live and
Recorded video in the Smart
Client, Remote Client and
Exported video
The full image is still recorded
If the Administrator removes or
changes the Privacy Mask in the
Management Client, the new
pattern will instantly be applied
to the clients
Normal picture
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Privacy Masking
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Bookmarks
Mark incidents for searching and

easy recall and export of marked
video
Available both in Live and
Playback
Optional detailed bookmarking
with headline and detailed
incident description
Start and end times can be
modified
Bookmarks marks video
Video will be deleted when the
maximum retention time is
reached
Bookmark will be deleted
together with the video
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Sequence Explorer
Simple way to visually navigate recordings

Navigate based on Time, (Motion) Sequence, or Bookmarks
Built-on Sequence Loop Playback
One-click copy of navigated time to full Playback window
Opens in a separate window

Allows for permanent docking on
secondary monitor
Unlimited camera navigation

Include one or multiple cameras
in the Sequence Explorer window
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Maps
Intuitive overview of the system

Integrated access to all system components
Easy drag-and-drop and point-and-click
definition of elements:
Elements: cameras, servers, microphones,
speakers, I/O devices, hot-zones, and
PTZ camera presets
Unlimited hierarchy depth

Part of View Layout
Standard graphical file formats aps use including:
JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP
Uploaded and stored on the Management Server when added to the
View
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Smart Wall
Optional video wall application for XProtect Corporate 4.0

Requires separate license (license allows for unlimited Smart Walls)
Uses standard hardware

Full Smart Client and Smart Client map integration
Intuitive drag-and-drop of cameras and views into the Smart Wall
Presets for pre-definition of monitor layout and selection of cameras
Dynamic control of monitor layout and content through Rules
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Milestone Advanced Certification

XProtect Corporate 4.0

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The Management Client is

XProtect Smart Wall

Recording Servers and Smart

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XProtect Smart Wall

Recording Servers connect

Smart Clients connect to

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Key Benefits and Features

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XProtect Corporate: License

Licensing per video channel

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XProtect Corporate: Licensing

Base Server License

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XProtect Corporate: Licensing

License Information shows

Total number of licenses

For a temporary, test or demo

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XProtect Corporate: Licensing

Activation of XProtect Corporate

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How to install XProtect Corporate

Installation of XProtect Corporate is done in 5 easy steps:

Prepare for installation

Installation usually takes about 20 minutes

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Step 1: Before Installation

Prepare the following:

All required resource calculaEons

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Step 1: Before Installation

Prepare the following:

IP address layout nalized

PoE (IEEE 802.11af)

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Step 1: Before Installation

Prepare the following:

StaEc IP address set

Or DHCP and DNS servers congured

See the Device Pack Release Note

Not all cameras incorporates a build-

Windows CD for installing

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Step 1: Before Installation

Prepare the following:

AD Server is running and is reachable by

Users must be congured locally on

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Step 1: Before Installation

Prepare the following:

Supported OperaEng Systems

Windows 2003 Server

Windows Server 2008

Windows Server 2008 R2

32 and 64 bit OS supported

Windows Installer 4.0 installed

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Step 1: Before Installation