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Set up your Vicon Vantage system
If you are using more than one NIC, enter
the IP address 192.168.10.1 for the first NIC
to which the system is connected, as
described above, then see
Link
aggregation for multiple NICs box (right)
for the remaining addresses.
6 Click OK to close the dialog box, and OK to
close the Properties dialog box and save
the settings.
For more information, see the Vicon PDF
PC Setup for Video Cameras and/or the
Windows help on changing TCP/IP settings.
Install the Vicon application software
1 Download the required software installer
from the
Downloads page on the Vicon
web site www.vicon.com/downloads .
2 Double-click on the installer ( setup.exe ),
read and accept the User License
Agreement, and follow the instructions on
each page.
Your Vicon software automatically installs
into its own folder.
The Vicon software installer enables
optional installation of the License Server
software for server-based licensing, and
the dongle drivers for licenses that are
locked to dongles.
3 If you are prompted to restart your PC, do
so as soon as possible.
License the Vicon application software
Vicon application software uses Safenet
licensing and a built-in licensing utility (the
Vicon Automated Unified Licensing Tool,
VAULT).
You specify the license server in a dialog box
that appears if no license is found or via the
Help
>
Vicon Product Licensing
menu option.
The server name is stored in the following file
under Windows 7:
<InstallationDrive>:\Users\Public\Documents
\Vicon\Licensing\<ProductName>LicInfo.xm
l
If you need to view information about
licensing while you are using your Vicon
software, on the
Help menu, click Vicon
Product Licensing .
For detailed instructions on how to use VAULT,
see your Vicon software documentation (PDF
or online help).
Link aggregation for multiple NICs
In very large systems, to enable you to use
more cameras or data, you can use
additional NICs in your PC to split camera
data. To do this:
1. Set the additional IP addresses of your
NICs to different addresses in the
available range 192.168.10.2–9.
2.
In the Blade
Attributes Editor
or Tracker/
Nexus
Properties
pane for each camera, set
the
Destination IP Address
to the IP
address of the NIC to which to send data.