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Technical appendix 171
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14 Technical appendix
14.1 Network connections
In the following chapters, the most common kinds of network connections are briefly explained in the context of
MULTIEYE.
The input mask of the connection configuration is identical in
all modules of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID system which are
compatible to a network. Therefore, we describe it in more
detail in this chapter.
A “Connection Name" can be freely chosen but should contain
a clear, expressive reference to the associated
MULTIEYE-HYBRID system.
In the following sub-chapters, we will show you what you
should enter in the field „Address", as this depends upon the
kind of network connection used.
If the same user always logs in, then that user’s name and
password can be entered here.
The connection speed can be defined here.
The function “Use RAS Connection” will be described after the
next page.
14.1.1 Connection via LAN
The simplest form of network connection is that of the local area network (LAN):
In such a case, both the MULTIEYE-HYBRID recorder (server) as well as the remote station (client) are
permanently connected via a broadband network structure.
Since, as a rule, a Domain Name Service (DNS) exists in this kind of network, the name of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID
system can be entered in the line “Address" for the connection configuration. If, contrary to expectations, this
should not function, please enter the IP address instead.