Setting up a secure ESM instance to see video with a configured web service

Product Note: As of version 5.12, ESM no longer utilizes a Web Service to directly stream live video.  The instructions below only apply to version 5.10 and lower. Description Setting up a secure ESM to see video with a configured exacqVision Web Service. <br> How to set up a certificate for Web Service If your… Continue reading Setting up a secure ESM instance to see video with a configured web service

ESM API documentation is not always accurate

Issue When viewing endpoints, the example response may not actually match the response when you use the ‘Try it Out’ button. Also, some attributes may specify it returns a string but instead it returns an integer. It is recommended to utilize the ‘Try it Out’ button for the API you wish to use as how… Continue reading ESM API documentation is not always accurate

ESM: Moving the PostgreSQL database location

Steps: When you run the Enterprise System Manager (ESM) installer and select PostgreSQL as the database, it installs the PostgreSQL files at the ESM installation location, except for the data folder that actually contains the database. <br> By default, the database is installed in c:/Program Files (x86)/postgresql/9.2/data, and the ESM installation directory is C:/exacqVisionESM/PostgreSQL/9.2/, although… Continue reading ESM: Moving the PostgreSQL database location

Common Linux CLI Commands (Terminal)

Download the latest release Use the ‘wget‘ command followed by the URL for each exacqVision application: Serverhttps://www.exacq.com/release/exacqVisionServerRC.deb Clienthttps://www.exacq.com/release/exacqVisionClientRC.deb Web Servicehttps://www.exacq.com/release/exacqVisionWebServiceRC.deb <br> Install the latest release Use the ‘dpkg’ package manager to install exacqVision packages after downloading using the ‘wget‘ commands above. Serverdpkg -i exacqVisionServer.deb Clientdpkg -i exacqVisionClient.deb Web Servicedpkg -i exacqVisionWebService.deb <br> Check available hard… Continue reading Common Linux CLI Commands (Terminal)