l
DHCP
to automatically use the existing NTP servers in the network.
l
Manual
to enter the address of NTP servers in the Servers list. Controls to add and delete
addresses in the list, and reorder them are activated.
l
Off
if you do not use an NTP server.
Note:
The default set of NTP servers is always present in the Servers list. However, this list is
only used if NTP is enabled and not provided by your DHCP server. The default list cannot
be rearranged or deleted.
l
0.pool.ntp.org
l
1.pool.ntp.org
l
2.pool.ntp.org
l
3.pool.ntp.org
3. Click
Apply
to save the time settings.
Connect the Device to Cameras and ACC Client Users
On the Network panel, you can configure the network connections for the appliance. Four network
connections are supported. Use one connection for the network where the AI Appliance can be discovered
by other ACC servers and ACC Client PCs, so you can join it to an existing ACC site. Users who administrate
the AI Appliance with the ACC Client software connect to the appliance through this network.
You can perform any of the following actions in each of the panes in the Network panel:
To...
Do this...
Set how the
device obtains an
IP address for
each network.
In each of the panes in the Network panel, toggle
Automatic IP
on to discover
connected networks automatically (the default setting), or off to manually specify the
connections. Enter the appropriate values in the following fields if you are manually
entering the connection settings:
l
IP Address
l
Subnet Mask
l
Default Gateway
Click
Apply
to save your changes.
Set how the
device obtains a
named address
from a DNS
server.
Toggle
Automatic DNS
on to discover connected DNS servers automatically (the
default setting), or off to manually specify the DNS servers. Controls to add and
delete addresses in the list, and reorder them are activated when
Automatic DNS
is
toggled off.
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