You may export your client settings for import on another client system. Importing client settings saves time in making manual changes to each client instance. Client settings include things such as systems listed on the ‘Add Systems’ page, joystick settings, theme settings. Whether exporting or importing the client settings file, this is found in Configuration… Continue reading How To Export/Import Client Settings File on a Client Computer
Category: User Guides
Updating an exacqVision System Without Internet Connection Using Web Server
The Update tab on the ‘Configure System’ page in the exacqVision Client allows you to update an exacqVision server’s software. If the system is on a closed network with no internet access, the update can still be provided by using an exacqVision Web Server. The exacqVision Web Service can be downloaded and installed from our Software… Continue reading Updating an exacqVision System Without Internet Connection Using Web Server
How to Open Client Instances Automatically on Login
If you’ve got a single monitor viewing station you may choose to run the client upon login during the install process of the exacqVision client. If you want to change that behavior to enable or disable it after you’ve already installed the client, just download the client installer from our website and run it again… Continue reading How to Open Client Instances Automatically on Login
Changing the Kiosk User Language On Ubuntu/Linux
Systems built by Exacq with Ubuntu 16.04 and higher will have an ‘Exacq Kiosk User’ icon on the administrator’s Desktop. More details on Kiosk users can be found at KB:22542. Click to run this program. There should be no users listed here when you begin. If there are already Kiosk user accounts created, the following configuration… Continue reading Changing the Kiosk User Language On Ubuntu/Linux
exacqVision v9.2 Hardening Guide
M-Series Translations
1. Start LXTerminal. 2. Change to admin user. su admin 3. Change to the admin home directory. cd 4. Download and execute the m-series script from translations server. curl -fsSL https://translate.exacq.com/m-series.sh | sh 5. Progress messages will scroll as the script executes. The last will be about installing the m-series lang. <br> Enable Translations The process… Continue reading M-Series Translations
Downgrading Software on Ubuntu/Linux OS
Ubuntu/Linux uses the ‘gdebi’ package installer to run .DEB packages. This will automatically check if you are attempting to install an older package than is already installed and warn you if a newer version is already installed. If you choose to downgrade the version of your ExacqVision Server, Client, or Web Service software you will… Continue reading Downgrading Software on Ubuntu/Linux OS
Uninstalling Software on Linux (Ubuntu)
In certain circumstances, such as a broken or mis-configured software package, it may be necessary to uninstall the ExacqVision Server, Client or Web Service software. On Linux (Ubuntu) this can be accomplished via the Synaptic Package Manager. But if that is not installed or you are unsure how to find or use this, an uninstall… Continue reading Uninstalling Software on Linux (Ubuntu)
Configuring Nginx or Apache as a Web Service Gateway
Description The 9.0 release of the web service has replaced Apache with an in-house developed web frontend (WFE) for handling API requests. Certain users may wish to configure a gateway web server to enforce custom policies. The following provides users with a reference for configuring either Nginx or Apache as a gateway. Additionally, it describes… Continue reading Configuring Nginx or Apache as a Web Service Gateway
Security Whitepaper
Login Delay exacqVision Server implements a login delay, in order to address the risk of various flavors of brute force attacks. More information on the nature of these attacks can be easily found elsewhere; hence, they will not be further described here. <br> The login delay mechanism introduces a progressive delay before completing authentication. The… Continue reading Security Whitepaper