The Force TCP option forces the video stream to be sent using TCP/IP. This is recommended when live video is either displaying artifacts, video tearing, is heavily pixelated or a blue or green screen is being displayed.
Entering a password in the Master Camera Password field sets the camera password for future and currently connected cameras.
Product
Cloudvue Gateway
Solution
Adding a new camera
If you have a Master Camera Password set and add a new camera, it will auto change the camera password to the password set in the Master Camera Password field.
Cameras already added via the default camera password, or a password set via the camera interface if changed from the default
If you add a Master Camera Password or change the Master Camera Password after cameras are already connected, it will change all currently connected cameras password to what ever is submitted in the Master Camera Password field.
If you are logging directly into the Gateway via the local IP address
You can change the password on cameras individually
This would override the Master Camera Password for that single device
If someone changes the Master Camera Password, that would override the individual password set above
NOTE: The Master Password Field does not show dots or any indication that a Master Camera Password has been set. To remove a Master Camera Password, support must ssh to the DB to remove it. If you want to change it, just type in a new password which will change the password on all connected cameras.
Downgrading ExacqVision Enterprise Manager from 23.06.0.0 to any version lower will prevent users from accessing the ExacqVision Client software due to the migration to AES-128 from ARC4 Encryption methods used on earlier ExacqVision Enterprise Manager versions.
Downgrading or “Rolling Back” Enterprise Manager software from versions 23.06.0.0 and up to a lower version is not recommended due to this encryption migration.
Note: It is advised to take an Enterprise Manager backup of your system prior to attempting any upgrades/downgrades. Best Practices would include taking a database back up of PostgreSQL or Microsoft SQL.
Product
ExacqVision Enterprise Manager versions 23.06.0.0 and higher subsequently released versions.
Steps to Reproduce
Downgrade ExacqVision Enterprise Manager software to any prior version from 23.06.0.0
Expected Results
This downgrade should complete reflecting the new version, and all functionality should remain intact.
Actual Results
ExacqVision Client users will receive the error: “Invalid Username/Password account locked or disabled” upon trying to log in after the downgrade has been performed.
Solution
Do not downgrade from ExacqVision Enterprise Manager versions 23.06.0.0 to a lower version. If you find this needs to happen for an unforeseen reason it is recommended to uninstall the current version of Enterprise Manager 23.06.0.0 or higher, followed by installing the desired legacy version which will require rebuilding the configuration.
This document explains the different status colours shown on the Cloudvue Manager interface. Each of these codes have their own meanings and it is important to know what they mean.
This deals with the issue where C2C cameras on cloudvue are online but nothing shows on live view on cloudvue.
When full screen is toggled on the cloudvue interface, the live feed starts buffering.
Solution
Make sure Cloudvue cameras are on the latest version.
on CVM trying to do a force certify and then reboot the camera.
Change the settings for the Cloudvue cameras that are affected to HD LiveVideo. To do this navigate to the cameras settings by clicking the pencil icon on the view.
Under settings there will be a tick box written HD Live Video (If available)
When enabling an IP Device and all licenses are being used for cameras on the ExaqVision Server instance, a user will see an ExacqVision Client message indicating an error; that there are not enough available licenses to add additional devices.
This error message appears via pop-up message or Client Indicator, then does not allow the Client to enable the device and remains disabled. This is capable of happening even when an IP device does not depend on a license.
Steps to Reproduce
Open the ExacqVision Desktop Client.
Enter Configuration mode, using the ‘gear’ icon on the toolbar.
Using the navigation tree on the left, expand the node with your server name.
Expand the node for Configure System.
Click on Add IP Cameras to reach the Add IP Cameras page.
Attempt to check the Enabled box next to a device when all available licenses are in use.
NOTE: This message will appear when more devices are in the IP Camera List than are currently enabled, then a user attempts to enable more than are currently licensed. If the number of enabled devices already matches that of the number of devices licensed, the New button is disabled.
Expected Results
A user is able to add devices which do not require licensing, regardless of how many licenses are being used and the user should not receive an Indicator or pop-up Error message. This is expected if using an additional IP Device(s) when all licenses are being used.
Solution
You may disregard this pop-up and continue as the pop-up suggests, which is to:
Disable one device from the IP Camera List, thus creating one available license.<br><br>
Add the IP device(s) that do not require licensing.<br><br>
Enable the previously disabled IP device from Step 1.<br><br>
If IP device(s) do require a license, then the you must disable the same number of IP devices you are attempting to add from the IP Camera List in order to add more, or you must purchase more licenses.
The number of licenses required per IP device can be found on the device’s test records in the IP Camera Integration database.