Install Online Help To A Local Web Server; Optimize System Performance - VBrick 9000 Admin Manual

Note: The encoder's Online help system requires an Internet connection but can be
configured to run on your local Web server. See Install Online Help to a Local Web
Server for instructions.

Install Online Help to a Local Web Server

The Online help system points to a VBrick Web server and requires an Internet connection.
In some cases it may be preferable (and faster) to put the help files on your local Web server.
To do this you will need to edit two MIB variables using the Command Line Interface or a
MIB browser. You will also need a copy of the help files to place on your Web server. Contact
VBrick Support Services to obtain a copy of the help files.
To install the help files and point to a local server:

1. Open the CLI using Telnet or HyperTerminal. (For more about using the CLI, see the
"Command Line Interface" chapter in the Getting Started Guide.)
2. Begin an edit session and set the following VBrick parameters as shown below. When
done, be sure to apply, save, and reset as shown below. Note that all commands are
case-sensitive.
3. Replace
web_server_ip_address
Directory on your local Web server. (Note: Use the
if you need to distinguish between multiple help systems.)
SVAR vbrickEditName=
SVAR vbrickEditName=admin
SVAR vbrickSysConfigurableHelpLinksEnable=2
SVAR "vbrickSysConfigurableHelpLinksURL=http://<web_server_ip_address/
optional_folder_name>
SVAR vbrickSysApplySet=2
SVAR vbrickSysSaveConfiguration=2
RESET
4. Copy and paste the folder
into the path you specified in Step 3 above.

Optimize System Performance

VBrick encoders are designed to accommodate a variety of configurations. VBrick
configuration choices enable the widest range of features and capabilities and are designed to
provide the user with a high degree of flexibility. In some extreme cases, users can create
VBrick 9000 Encoder Admin Guide
with the complete path to the Default Web Site > Home
(obtained from VBrick Support Services)
VBrick_H264Help
parameter only
optional_folder_name
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