Domain Policies

Description

When the Exacq NVR you are configuring to archive to an Exacq S-Series and the recording NVR is joined to a domain, there is a local Group Policy that must be configured to prevent receiving a ‘Disconnected’ status.

Product

An Exacq NVR with Windows OS
Exacq S-series storage server

Steps to Reproduce

Create a volume for Archiving on the S-Series system.
Try to connect to that archiving target from NVR.
Apply the settings.

Expected Result

Arching target is ‘Connected’

Actual Result

Archiving target is ‘Disconnected’

Work Around

None

Solution

The local group policy Network Security: LAN Manager authentication level must be set to “send NTLMv2 response only. Refuse LM and NTLM”

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Description

Group Policy settings have been observed to block exacqVision Server Scripts even after the machine has been removed from the domain.

Product

exacqVision Server
Group Policy
Windows PowerShell

Actual Results

Issue 1: Date/Time settings are grayed out in the exacqVision Client.
Issue 2: Users are unable to apply a license; MAC address shows all 0’s.

Expected Results

Issue 1: Date/Time settings are not grayed out and settings can be pushed from the exacqVision Client
Issue 2: The MAC address is correct and a license can be applied.

Verification

Open Windows Powershell (Admin).
Change the working directory to “C:\Program Files\exacqVision\Server\scripts”
cd C:\Program Files\exacqVision\Server\scripts\
Run one or more of the following scripts:

.\timeconfig.ps1

.\netconfig.ps1

.\sysinfo.ps1

.\raidprep.ps1

Resolution

-Run the following command replacing Script.ps1

-If one or more of the scripts fails after then a re-image may be necessary.

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