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TruVision NVR 20 User Manual
be custom configured to determine what rights the user has to access specific
cameras for live video, recorded video, manually recording video and more.
Note:
If you change the default password for the Administrative User, this
password must be used in the Interlogix TruVision Navigator software if
TruVision Navigator is to connect and manage the TVN 20.
Additional Network Settings: DDNS, DNS, PPPoE and Email
Please see the Additional Network Settings section on page 98 of this manual
for additional information.
DHCP and DNS
• The system supports DHCP for dynamic IP addressing
• DNS Servers for Domain Name resolution
DDNS and PPPoE Services
These services allow connectivity via the Internet, enabling the unit to be
accessed remotely across the Internet.
The unit can send event and system health notifications via email including
support for authentication and SSL security. Up to 3 recipients may be defined
for email notification
HDD Configuration and Management
Please see the HDD Configuration & Management section on page 54 of this
manual for additional information.
The TVN 20’s hard drives are fully configured and ready to record upon turning
on and adding IP cameras. The default setting for the unit’s hard drives will
provide the same duration of storage for all connected cameras. Cameras are
recoded on a first-in, first out basis. All hard drives are configured in a single
HDD group. Failure of a hard drive does not prevent all of the remaining hard
drives to continue to record and retain the desired video.
The system supports advanced hard drive behaviors such as the ability to:
• Set up cameras for redundant recording. Unlike hard drive mirroring this
enables one or more drives to specifically duplicate the recording of
priority cameras.
• Hard Drive Groups where the benefit is that if some cameras need longer
storage than others, distinct hard drive groupings may be created with
specific cameras assigned to those groups.