Storage Server Health Check; Events Indicating Errors Or Warning Levels And Corresponding Actions - Canon VB-M40 Administrator's Manual

Storage Server Health Check

Events Indicating Errors or Warning Levels and Corresponding Actions

You can check events to determine if errors related to the Storage Server status have occurred.
When an event indicating an error or a warning level occurs, it is immediately displayed in the event panel or timeline. Take
the appropriate action for the event.
Event Type
Low disk space
1
notification*
Starts/stops file deletion
1
due to low disk space *
Pauses/resumes
recording due to low disk
1
space *
Error connecting to the
camera
Error connecting to the
Storage Server
Error connecting to the
Storage Server Group
Change in the recording
frame rate
*1 See "Disk Space Management (Important)" (P. 7-4).
7
-2
Message
Warning: Low disk space
Warning: Files deleted due to low
disk space
Recording Suspended
(Low Disk Space (<drive name>)
Error: Cannot Connect to
Camera
Error: Cannot Connect to the
Storage Server
Error: Cannot Connect to the
Storage Server Group
Recording Frame Rate reduced
due to high load issues
Event Explanation
Occurs when the free disk space
becomes less than the specified
valued, or the disk usage becomes
greater than the specified value. Data
may be deleted before the specified
number of storage days has elapsed.
Occurs when the free disk space
becomes less than the threshold, or
the disk usage becomes greater than
the threshold.
Occurs when the free disk space
becomes less than the limit level, or
the disk usage becomes greater than
the limit level.
Occurs on an error when connecting
to the camera.
Occurs on an error when connecting
to the Storage Server registered with
the Storage Server Group.
Occurs on an error when connecting
to the Storage Server Group.
Indicates that the recording frame
rate has been changed due to
increased server load.
Corresponding Action
Check the recording mode
settings (P. 5-4).
Check the network connection.
Check the network status.
Check the network status.
Check the recording mode
settings (P. 5-4).