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12.7.2- FTP Settings
When an FTP server is configured, recorded video and snapshot files can be stored on the server for later
access. Contact the network administrator for FTP server information.
FTP Site address. This is usually the same as one would use to access the
FTP Server
FTP site from a browser or FTP client.
Username used to log into the FTP Site.
Username
Password used for the Username account on the FTP.
Password
Port to use for FTP connection. This is usually 21.
Port
Directory on the FTP site to store content.
Path
Note: We recommend using path names containing only letters, numbers and
underscores to ensure reliable communications.
Example: /ALARM/, /ALARM123/ or /ALARM_123/.
Data channel method to use when logging into the FTP. This is an advanced
Mode
setting and should not be changed from PORT unless instructed to by the
network administrator.
When set to YES, a folder will be created on the server with the date in
Create the Folder
YYYYMMDD format. Files are saved as the time in HHMMSS format.
12.7.3- Network Share Settings
When a network share is configured, recorded video and snapshot files can be stored on NAS drives or
computers with Samba support for later access. Contact the network administrator for network storage
information.
Network path of the Samba/network share server and share name.
Location
Note: The server must be identified by its IP address and followed by the
network share name.
Example: \\192.168.250\JonesFolder".
Network Workgroup name for the Server. If not known this may be left blank.
Workgroup
Username used to log into the server.
Username
Password used for the Username account on the server.
Password
When set to YES, a folder will be created on the server with the date in
Create the Folder
YYYYMMDD format. Files are saved as the time in HHMMSS format.
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