The maximum number of shared pods that an appliance can manage depends on the appliance.
Appliance | Shared Pod Capability |
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NetBotz 570 and 550 | Can host up to 16 shared pods. The total shared pods can be physically |
| connected to or integrated with up to eight NetBotz appliances. Up to |
| four of the shared pods can be camera pods. Can host the Rack Access |
| |
NetBotz 455 | Can host up to eight shared pods. Up to two of the shared pods can be |
| camera pods. Can host the Rack Access |
NetBotz 450 | Can only host the Rack Access |
NetBotz 355 | Does not have pod sharing capabilities. |
Shared pods are designated using the Pod, Pelco Camera, and Rack Access
The image timestamp on a shared camera pod is determined by the appliance where the pod is connected.
Note: To configure the Image Quality setting on a shared camera pod, you must use Advanced View to connect directly to the appliance where the pod is located and change the setting.
For more information on configuring shared pods, see “Sensor Pods” on page 68 and “Camera Pods” on page 36.
To designate shared sensor pods:
1.From the Appliance Settings area of the Configuration view,
2.Click Add Remote Device. The Configure Remote Device dialog box opens.
3.Enter information. Descriptions for each field follow:
Field | Description |
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Host/IP address | The hostname or IP address of the remote device. |
Port | TCP port over which pod sharing communications occur. Default |
| is 80 for HTTP, and 443 for HTTPS. |
SSL Options | The SSL options for pod sharing communications. |
User name | The User name used to access the remote device. Some pod |
| sharing functionality is only available to a user account with |
| Administrator privileges. |
Password / Verify | Type the password to be used to access the remote device. |
password |
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4. Enter information and click OK to add the remote appliance to the Remote Devices list.
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