About local ip address ranges – Milestone XProtect Advanced VMS 2014 User Manual

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Milestone XProtect

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Advanced

VMS 2014

Administrator's Manual

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System overview

Name

XProtect Expert

XProtect Corporate

Recording server failover and
hot stand-by recording server

-

Remote connect services

-

Multi-stage video storage

XProtect Corporate
database

Live databases + 1 archive

XProtect Corporate database

Live databases + unlimited
archives

Reduce frame rate (grooming)

-

Video data encryption (recording
server)

-

Database signing (recording server)

-

SNMP trap (notification)

-

Time controlled user access rights

-

Bookmark function

Manual only

Manual and rule-based

Overall security

Client user rights

Client user rights/

administrator user rights

XProtect Management Client profiles

-

XProtect Smart Client profiles

3

Unlimited

XProtect Smart Wall

optional

Evidence lock

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About local IP address ranges

When a client, such as XProtect Smart Client, connects to a surveillance system, an amount of initial
data communication, including the exchange of contact addresses goes on in the background. This
happens automatically, and is transparent to users.

Clients may connect from the local network as well as from the Internet, and in each case the
surveillance system should be able to provide suitable addresses so the clients can get access to live
and recorded video from the recording servers:

When clients connect locally, the surveillance system should reply with local addresses and
port numbers.

When clients connect from the Internet, the surveillance system should reply with the recording
servers' public addresses, that is the address of the firewall or NAT (Network Address
Translation) router, and often also a different port number (which is then forwarded to
recording servers).

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