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Alarms always have timestamps. If the alarm is triggered by
a camera, the timestamp has an image from the time of the
alarm. The alarm information itself is stored on the event
server, while the video recordings corresponding to the
attached image are stored on the relevant surveillance
system server.
To be able to see the images of your alarms, keep video
recordings for at least as long as you intend to keep alarms
on the event server.
Keep all other
alarms for
Specify the number of days for storing alarms with the state New, In progress, or
On hold. If you set the value to 0, the alarm appears in the system, but will not be
stored.
Alarms always have timestamps. If the alarm is triggered by
a camera, the timestamp has an image from the time of the
alarm. The alarm information itself is stored on the event
server, while the video recordings corresponding to the
attached image are stored on the relevant surveillance
system server.
To be able to see the images of your alarms, keep video
recordings for at least as long as you intend to keep alarms
on the event server.
Keep logs for
Specify the number of days for keeping the event server logs. If you keep the logs
for longer periods of time, ensure that the machine where the event server is
installed has enough disk space.
Enable verbose
logging
To keep a more detailed log for event server communication, select the check box.
It will be stored for the number of days specified in the Keep logs for field.
Event types
Specify the number of days for storing events in the database. There are two ways
of doing this:
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
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