Pelco GW5000 manual Resolving Router Source Address and Port Translation

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RESOLVING ROUTER SOURCE ADDRESS AND PORT TRANSLATION

Both the LAN and WAN firewalls can perform network address and port translations on data transmissions as they leave the firewall. The network address translation (NAT) address and port are the required destination for data transmissions that enter a firewall from a public Internet location. Video streams sent from the gateway to the Web client must be sent with a NAT address and the port number of the private port that the Web client has designated to receive the video stream.

The message used for the automatic port opening of the firewall is also used to inform the gateway of the NAT address and port destination for the video stream. The message used to open the firewall port is sent from the designated port of the incoming video stream to port 80 on the gateway. When this message passes through the LAN firewall, the source address and port within the TCP and IP layers of the transmission are translated to the NAT address and port. A software daemon receives this message on port 80 and exposes the TCP and IP layer to discover the NAT address and port. The daemon then forwards this information to the gateway video stream redirector. The redirector uses this address and port as the destination target of the video stream that sends the designated port of that Web client.

For this feature to work properly, port 80 of the LAN firewall must be set to forward User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port to the gateway address.

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Figure 18. Application Scenario: Network Diagram

NOTE: The network implementation in Figure 18 is shown as a general representation only and is not intended to show a detailed network topology. Your actual network will differ, requiring changes or perhaps additional network equipment to accommodate the system as illustrated. Please contact your Pelco Representative to discuss your specific requirements.

ACCESSING THE ENDURA NETWORK OVER A VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK

A VPN allows users to access the Endura network and the gateway by bypassing any firewalls. If your site supports VPN, you can eliminate the need to open ports on a firewall. A VPN connection provides secure access to the gateway on the Endura network directly from a remote site. Such a connection method is recommended for users who intend to access the gateway from sites whose security cannot be controlled or guaranteed.

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Contents Endura GW5000 Gateway Page Contents Appendix E Bandwidth Selection List of Illustrations Rack Mount KitList of Tables Video Quality Caution Regulatory NoticesSecurity Notice Description Application ScenarioUSER-SUPPLIED Parts List Parts ListBefore You Begin Package Contents Shown Actual Size Product Serial Number Label Placement Equipment Placement and Rack MountingDesktop Installation Rack Mounting Assembling a Support Rail Repeat for the other rail set Rack Front Tightening the Thumbscrews Connecting to the Network Connecting PowerConnections Front Panel Controls and Indicators OperationUnit Shutdown Rear Panel IndicatorsUnit Startup Unit StatusConfiguring the LAN Firewall Network ConfigurationIntroduction Configuring the WAN Firewall Testing WEB Client ConnectivityAccessing the Endura Network Over a Virtual Private Network Resolving Router Source Address and Port TranslationEntering the Public Network Interface Host Information Configuring the Endura GatewayLogging on to the WEB Client for the First Time Host NameEntering the Private Network Interface Host Information Private Network InterfaceAdding Device Network Addresses Adding Devices AddressesConfiguring the Network Directory Interface Network Directory InterfaceEstablishing Event Archive Settings Getting Status of Archived EventsMaintaining the Gateway Setting the Maximum Number of UsersRestarting the Gateway Daemon Restoring the Default Database Rebooting the GatewayConfiguring the E-MAIL Server Testing Connections Sending Broadcast MessagesTesting Network Directory Connection Configuring Users on the Web Client Creating a UserSetting User Attributes Editing User Attributes and RolesAdding Gateways Appendix a Replacing the Operating System Drive Replacing the Operating System DriveSetup Update Software Appendix B Updating SoftwareAppendix C Configuring Internet Explorer Creating a NEW User in the Active Directory Creating a NEW Active Schema AttributeAppendix D Working with Multiple Gateways Creating a NEW Computer in the Active DirectoryBandwidth Selection Appendix E Bandwidth SelectionBandwidth FormatAppendix F Troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes Suggested RemedySpecifications VIDEO/AUDIOPhysical Minimum RecommendedProduct Warranty and Return Information ISO9001

GW5000 specifications

The Pelco GW5000 is a state-of-the-art video surveillance solution that stands out for its versatility and advanced functionality. This high-performance video management system is designed to meet the demands of various security applications ranging from small businesses to large-scale enterprises.

One of the key features of the GW5000 is its scalability. It supports up to hundreds of IP cameras, allowing organizations to expand their surveillance capabilities as needed. This adaptability makes it an ideal choice for facilities such as retail spaces, educational institutions, and critical infrastructure settings.

The GW5000 is built on a robust architecture that ensures seamless integration with various camera types, including Pelco's own range of cameras as well as third-party devices. This open-platform approach allows users to tailor their surveillance systems to their specific requirements without being locked into proprietary technology.

In terms of video quality, the GW5000 excels with support for high-definition video streams. Users can expect crisp and clear imagery, even in low-light conditions, due to support for advanced video encoding techniques such as H.265. This not only improves image quality but also reduces bandwidth and storage requirements, allowing for efficient data management.

Another standout characteristic of the GW5000 is its intelligent video analytics capabilities. The system comes equipped with features like motion detection, line crossing detection, and object tracking. These analytics help reduce false alarms and enhance the overall effectiveness of security monitoring by enabling proactive responses to potential threats.

User interface and ease of use are also top priorities in the design of the GW5000. The system features a user-friendly interface that simplifies navigation and management of video feeds. Users can easily access live view and playback functions, as well as configure system settings without extensive technical knowledge.

For remote access, the GW5000 offers mobile compatibility, enabling users to monitor their premises from anywhere through secure mobile applications. This feature is invaluable for business owners and security personnel who need to stay connected while on the move.

In conclusion, the Pelco GW5000 stands out in the field of video surveillance for its scalability, high-definition support, intelligent analytics, and ease of use. It offers a comprehensive solution that can adapt to the evolving needs of various industries, ensuring that security management remains efficient and effective. Whether for commercial, industrial, or public sector applications, the GW5000 is engineered to deliver exceptional performance in safeguarding valuable assets.
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