Preparing a Third-Party Storage System Archiving must be done to a network resource that supports the hosting of SMB shares. By default, S-Series storage systems built by Exacq come with Samba installed. The following steps will need to be performed on a third-party Ubuntu system used in place of an ExacqVision S-Series system. <br> <br>… Continue reading Setting up Archiving on Third Party Linux Devices
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Windows-based ExacqVision Systems Must Record Directly to Fixed Drives
The Windows version of ExacqVision Server must record directly to drives that Windows identifies as fixed drives, such as iSCSI drives. Network-attached storage (NAS), or mapped drives, cannot be used for direct recording because the ExacqVision system cannot detect whether the drives are being used for other purposes. Such conflicts can cause recording issues on… Continue reading Windows-based ExacqVision Systems Must Record Directly to Fixed Drives
3rd Party Linux servers and recording to a NAS?
This process is not officially supported or endorsed by Exacq. Use at your own risk. When the exacqVision Server software starts, it will look into the following location for storage purposes: /mnt/edvr/* NOTE – * – This is typically a number on systems built by Exacq. Any volume that is mounted into the /mnt/edvr location… Continue reading 3rd Party Linux servers and recording to a NAS?