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NetDVR | User's Guide | Configuring the NetDVR
3.7 Setting Security information ('Security' tab)
3.7.1 Setting Security information
Access to specific IP addresses can be allowed
or denied.To set security information:
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Select 'IP Filtering'.
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Enter the range of IP addresses to be
allowed or denied access.
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Select 'Allow' to allow access of the entered
ranges of IP addresses. All other addresses
are denied access.
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Select 'Deny' to prohibit access of the
entered ranges of IP addresses. All other
addresses are granted access.
Note:
The IP filtering is applied to the whole range of entered IP addresses. For example, if you configure
'192.168.1.99 to 192.168.1.101' and '192.168.1.150 to 192.168.1.160' as 'Deny', the relevant IP users
cannot access the NetDVR. If you wish to allow or deny access to just one IP address, enter the IP address as a
range in the form '192.168.1.100-192.168.1.100'.
You can enter the ranges of IP addresses in 10 statements.
Click the "Apply" button to upload the settings into the NetDVR. Setting harddisk
information ('HDD' tab)
3.8 Setting harddisk information ('HDD' tab)
3.8.1 Auto Delete
The 'Auto Delete' function automatically
deletes data by 1000, 2000, 5000 or 10000
frames when the HDD is full. By default, the
earliest recorded frames are deleted. When
activating this function, the NetDVR will be in
a loop recording mode by using the space of
the deleted images. If this Auto Deletion
feature is disabled, the NetDVR stops
recording when the HDD is full.
Note:
If an administrator or authorized user manually deletes
data on the HDD using the 'Playback' program while
another user is searching on the HDD, the
PlaybackViewer displays an 'Auto Delete [number]' message to the other user ('number' indicates number of
deleted image frames).
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