Inca Networks Inc – All Seeing Eye
Revision 1 – 2016-02-25
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Enter the time zone in the
Time Zone
field. A list of time zones can be found at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones
.
Video Network Interfaces
Video network interface settings, if needed, are configured in the parent device.
The All Seeing Eye communicates with remote probes using the management
network and the unit’s
Video Network Interfaces
are usually not used. An
exception might be if the management interface of one or more remote systems
is on a different management subnet than the one used by the All Seeing Eye.
These are the only parent device configurations required. All remaining settings
are configured in the child device.
Remote Systems and Probe Groups
The All Seeing Eye displays probe data from remote systems. Remote systems
include all Inca video processing products. An example remote system is the
Inca Modular Series 4400. In this section we configure the All Seeing Eye to
access probe data on remote systems and we create probe groups.
In the All Seeing Eye, output transport streams and probed sources on the
remote systems are referred to as
Probes
. The All Seeing Eye accesses the
remote systems and maintains a list of available probes. All available probes can
be viewed in the
Probe Setup
tab.
It is important to note that the All Seeing Eye does
not
ingest video streams or
perform stream analysis. All stream analysis is performed by the remote
systems.
Configure Remote Systems
To configure remote systems, click on the child device and then on the
System
Setup
tab.
In the
Remote Systems
section, enter a user defined name, the management IP
address and
admin
user password for each remote system. A row for the first
remote system is configured by default. Additional remote systems can be added
by clicking
Add a new remote system.
The default
admin
user password for all Inca products is
admin;
the password is
configurable, however, and may have been changed.
Remote systems must be routable from a subnet to which the All Seeing Eye is
connected using a configured and enabled network interface.
After entering the remote system details, click
!Save Changes
to save the
configuration. The All Seeing Eye will automatically access the configured
remote systems and detect available stream probes.
