Accept/Reject Registration

Accept/Reject Registration

— Setup NVR Domain — Accept/Reject Registration —

Setup NVR Domain

Accept/Reject Registration on Domain Controller

When a registration request from the NVR is received, the NVR Domain Controller administrator (exclusive master user) can accept or reject the request or delay a decision and keep the NVR and Domain Controller logical connection in a NEW mode when the Domain Controller can "see" the NVR components and settings but can not remotely update any of them.
An appropriate message will appear on the NVR-requester and the Domain Controller.

Registered — the NVR registration request is accepted — the NVR Domain Controller will import and keep up-to-date information about the remote (child) NVR cameras settings. Updating the NVR settings from the Domain Controller will be allowed.

The NVR and Domain Controller will stay logically connected until the NVR or Domain Controller administrator requests to unregister.

Registration Rejected — the NVR registration request is rejected — a logical connection between the NVR and Domain Controller won’t be established.
Registration not Complete — the NVR registration request is not accepted or rejected — the NVR and Domain Controller logical connection stays in a NEW mode when the Domain Controller can "see" the NVR components and settings but can not remotely update any of them.

The registration request in a NEW mode may be accepted or rejected at any time.

Accept Registration Request
Reject Registration Request

In the Domain Controller NVR Control Center go to General — NVR Locations.
A NEW location appears in the Servers Locations list defining the NVR-requester settings —

Name — the NVR location name;
Camera Server Connect Settings — the NVR IP Address and Port number, Proxy Address and Port number if proxy server is used to connect to the Internet — will be used by the DETEXI Client connected to the Domain Controller to get the child NVR address when searching the NVR archive.
Host Name — the NVR name/address;
INTERNET Name or Address — the NVR name/address (must be the same as in the Camera Server Connect Settings).

Click Import button to import the NVR-requester cameras settings. Provide credentials and wait until the data import is complete.

The NVR becomes registered on the successful completion of the import process — proper messages appear on both sides.

Connection settings can be changed. Click Save button to save changes.
The authorization will be required — credentials supplied by the NVR administrator should be provided.
The NVR Domain Controller has the same graphical user interface named NVR Control Center as the NVRs just with expanded functionality.

In the Domain Controller NVR Control Center go to General — NVR Locations.
A NEW location appears in the Servers Locations list defining the NVR-requester settings —
Click Unregister button. Provide credentials. The NEW NVR location will be deleted from the Servers Locations list.

The NVR becomes unregistered — proper messages appear on both sides.

The authorization will be required — credentials supplied by the NVR administrator should be provided.
The NVR Domain Controller has the same graphical user interface named NVR Control Center as the NVRs just with expanded functionality.


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	Accept/Reject Registration — Setup NVR Domain — Accept/Reject Registration — Setup NVR Domain Accept/Reject Registration on Domain Controller When a registration request from the NVR is received, the NVR Domain Controller administrator (exclusive master user) can accept or reject the request or delay a decision and keep the NVR and Domain Controller logical connection in a NEW mode when the Domain Controller can "see" the NVR components and settings but can not remotely update any of them. An appropriate message will appear on the NVR-requester and the Domain Controller. Registered — the NVR registration request is accepted — the NVR Domain Controller will import and keep up-to-date information about the remote (child) NVR cameras settings. Updating the NVR settings from the Domain Controller will be allowed. The NVR and Domain Controller will stay logically connected until the NVR or Domain Controller administrator requests to unregister. Registration Rejected — the NVR registration request is rejected — a logical connection between the NVR and Domain Controller won’t be established. Registration not Complete — the NVR registration request is not accepted or rejected — the NVR and Domain Controller logical connection stays in a NEW mode when the Domain Controller can "see" the NVR components and settings but can not remotely update any of them. The registration request in a NEW mode may be accepted or rejected at any time. Accept Registration Request Reject Registration Request In the Domain Controller NVR Control Center go to General — NVR Locations. A NEW location appears in the Servers Locations list defining the NVR-requester settings — Name — the NVR location name; Camera Server Connect Settings — the NVR IP Address and Port number, Proxy Address and Port number if proxy server is used to connect to the Internet — will be used by the DETEXI Client connected to the Domain Controller to get the child NVR address when searching the NVR archive. Host Name — the NVR name/address; INTERNET Name or Address — the NVR name/address (must be the same as in the Camera Server Connect Settings). Click Import button to import the NVR-requester cameras settings. Provide credentials and wait until the data import is complete. The NVR becomes registered on the successful completion of the import process — proper messages appear on both sides. Connection settings can be changed. Click Save button to save changes. The authorization will be required — credentials supplied by the NVR administrator should be provided. The NVR Domain Controller has the same graphical user interface named NVR Control Center as the NVRs just with expanded functionality. In the Domain Controller NVR Control Center go to General — NVR Locations. A NEW location appears in the Servers Locations list defining the NVR-requester settings — Click Unregister button. Provide credentials. The NEW NVR location will be deleted from the Servers Locations list. The NVR becomes unregistered — proper messages appear on both sides. The authorization will be required — credentials supplied by the NVR administrator should be provided. The NVR Domain Controller has the same graphical user interface named NVR Control Center as the NVRs just with expanded functionality.