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WPS-500-PTZ-IP Installation Manual
12.5- Advanced IP Settings
Pg. 34
12.5.1- HTTPS Settings
Accessing the Camera through HTTPS provides an additional security level for the video stream by
requiring certificate authentication.
Subject
Display the Subject Content of the certificate
Date
Date the certificate was created.
Content (Button)
Displays the content of the certificate.
Select HTTP, HTTPS, or HTTP & HTTPS. We recommend that unless all PCs
Connection Types
will have the certificate installed, that this be set to HTTP & HTTPS.
See section
12.5.2- SNMP Settings
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is used for network management of larger networks. It
allows for monitoring network devices such as IP Cameras via a management host. This is an advanced
setting that should be used only on larger systems. Configuration requires consulting with the network
administrator.
12.5.3- Access List
When the IP address filter is enabled, access can be Allowed or Denied for individual IP addresses or
ranges of IP addresses. This adds an additional layer of security to the Camera.
Note: To ensure that the Camera can be accessed by the Admin after setting up the list, the IP
address of the administrators PC must be enabled in the list or, if it is within a range of disabled
addresses, select the "Allow Admin IP Always" checkbox and enter the address of the Admin PC.
12.5.4- QoS/DSCP
Quality of Service (QoS) is used within a network to define priority levels for selected traffic. This allows for
a higher level of bandwidth to be used whenever a particular type of traffic is being sent to avoid latency and
packet loss. The network administrator should be consulted before enabling this feature.
For example: Video streams require more bandwidth than email notifications. By assigning a higher DSCP
(Differentiated Services Code Point) number to video streams guarantees the quality of the stream on the
network.
Enable QoS/DSCP
Select to enable the use of QoS Settings
Traffic Type
Enter a DSCP value 0~63 to use when the traffic type is being sent across the
network.
18.5-HTTP vs. HTTPS
Live Stream
Event/Alarm
Management
for more details.
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