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3. Select Details to the right side of the relevant server or camera.
4. For servers, select History to the right of the hardware that you want to investigate. For cameras, select
the link.
5. If you want to print a report, select the PDF icon.
You can only create historical reports with data from the recording server where the
device is currently located.
If you access the system monitor's details from a server operating system, you may
experience a message regarding Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration.
Follow the instructions to add the System Monitor page to the Trusted sites zone
before proceeding.
Collect historical data of hardware states
You can enable the collection of historical data on the system's hardware to see graphs of the states of your
hardware over time and print a report. For more information, see View the historical state of your hardware
and print a report on page 279.
1. In the Site Navigation pane, select System Dashboard > System Monitor.
2. In the System Monitor window, select Customize.
3. In the Customize dashboard window that opens, select Collect historical data.
4. Select a sampling interval. The shorter the interval, the more load on the SQL Server database,
bandwidth, or other hardware. The sampling interval of historical data also determines how detailed
the graphs are.
Add a new camera or server tile on the System monitor dashboard
If you want to monitor your cameras or servers in smaller groups after their physical location, or if you want to
monitor some hardware with different monitoring parameters, you can add additional tiles to the System
Monitor window.
1. In the Site Navigation pane, select System Dashboard > System Monitor.
2. In the System Monitor window, select Customize.
3. In the Customize dashboard window that opens, select New under Server tiles or Camera tiles.
4. In the New server tile/New camera tile window, select the cameras or servers to monitor.
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
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