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Buffalo Surveillance Server
Consideration
Calculating Needed
Memory for the Vault
Catalog
Date and Time Properties
on Computers with Vaults
Hosting More than a
Single Vault on One
Computer
Starting or Restarting
Vaults Manually
Security/Rights
Remove Vaults Overview
Remove Vaults
Reboot the computer to which you have added Vaults.
Add or Remove Vault Wizard
Use the Buffalo Surveillance Server Add or Remove Vault Wizard to add or remove a Buffalo
Surveillance Server hard disk Vault, standalone tape Vault, or tape library Vault. This section
leads you through the first few windows of the Add or Remove Vault wizard in advanced user
mode. Unless you are an advanced user and have clearly defined reasons for changing the
default values, it is best to use default values, leaving advanced user mode unchecked. After
adding a Vault, see the Vault Admin,
information repository.
The Vault catalog requires about 2% of the total amount
of available storage space.
All computers in the Information Repository that contain
Vaults and any VMS system that video is captured from
must be synchronized to the same time source for the
Information Repository to function correctly.
A single computer can host up to four Vaults as long as
it is equipped with enough processor power, memory,
and disk space to accommodate the needs of the
storage Vaults. This type of configuration is common in
smaller environments where a disk-based and a tape-
based Vault are both configured on a single computer.
If Vaults that you have added to the Information
Repository are not visible to the Information Repository,
you may have to start them manually. See
> Start Vaults
.
When you add a Vault, it is accessible to all users. To
change Vault rights, use Vault Admin > Vault
Properties >
. See
Removing Vaults from the Information Repository
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Prepare Media
Details
in the User's Guide.
258
Security
.
222
section to add media to your Vault and
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Vault Admin
.
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