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Advanced configuration
About archiving schedules
There are two ways in which to configure archiving schedules:
While you configure your cameras through the Configure Video and Recording wizard (see
"Configure storage wizard" on page 44), in which case you configure your archiving schedule
on the wizard's Drive selection page.
As part of the general Scheduling and Archiving properties: In the Management Application's
navigation pane, expand Advanced Configuration, right-click Scheduling and Archiving,
select Properties, select Archiving in the dialog, and specify relevant properties (see
"Archiving" on page 134).
Automatic response if running out of disk space
If Milestone Husky product runs of disk space while archiving, you can set up an automatic response.
Two scenarios can occur, depending on whether the camera database drive is different from, or
identical to, the archiving drive:
Different drives: Automatic archiving if database drive runs out of disk space
In case the Milestone Husky product server is running out of disk space, and the archiving drive is
different from the camera database drive, and archiving has not taken place within the last hour,
archiving will automatically begin in an attempt to free up disk space. This will happen regardless of
any archiving schedules. The server is considered to be running out of disk space if:
there is less than 10% disk space left, and the available disk space goes below 30 GB plus 1.5
GB per camera
the available disk space goes below 150 MB plus 20 MB per camera (example: with ten
cameras, the server would be running out of disk space if the remaining available disk space
went below 350 MB (150 MB plus 20 MB for each of the ten cameras))
The difference ensures that very large disks are not necessarily considered to be running out of disk
space just because they have less than 10% disk space left.
On the archiving drive, Milestone Husky product automatically checks that the space required for data
from a camera to be archived plus 1 GB of free disk space per camera is available. If not, the archive
drive's oldest data from the relevant camera is deleted until there is sufficient free space for the new
data to be archived.
IMPORTANT: You will lose the archive data that is deleted.
Same drive: Automatic moving or deletion of archives if drive runs out of disk space
If your system server is running out of disk space, and the archiving drive is identical to the camera
database drive, your system automatically does the following in an attempt to free up disk space:
1. First, the program will attempt to move archives (moving archives is only possible if you use
dynamic archiving, with which you can archive to several different drives). This happens if:
o there is less than 15% disk space left, and the available disk space goes below 40 GB plus
2 GB per camera
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- Administrator's Manual 1
- Contents 2
- Introduction 9
- Clients 11
- Install from a DVD 12
- Install silently 12
- Milestone Mobile client 13
- XProtect Web Client 15
- Recording Server Manager 16
- XProtect Download Manager 17
- Initial look 18
- Updates 19
- Before you start 20
- Important port numbers 21
- About virus scanning 22
- About time servers 22
- Installation 23
- Video device drivers 24
- First time use 25
- About the built-in help 27
- Print help topics 28
- About restarting services 29
- Licenses 30
- About activating licenses 31
- Activate License - Online 32
- Activate License - Offline 32
- About replacing cameras 33
- Settings 34
- Options 35
- User Interface 36
- Default File Paths 37
- Analytics Event Settings 37
- Event Server Settings 38
- Getting started 39
- Add hardware wizard 40
- Express 41
- Overview and names 43
- Import from CSV file 43
- Configure storage wizard 44
- Drive selection 49
- Exclude regions 53
- Motion Detection 53
- Manage user access wizard 55
- Access summary 56
- Advanced configuration 57
- Configure hardware devices 59
- Delete hardware devices 59
- Camera and database action 61
- Speaker properties 62
- Hardware properties 62
- PTZ device 63
- About database resizing 65
- Disabled motion detection 66
- Configure motion detection 68
- Disable or delete cameras 69
- Dynamic path selection 72
- Video recording 73
- Regular frame rate mode: 75
- Dual stream: 77
- Manual recording 78
- Frame rate - MJPEG 79
- Frame Rate - MPEG 81
- Audio recording 83
- Audio selection 84
- Camera properties 85
- Speedup frame rate mode: 87
- Recording 90
- Event notification 93
- About event notifications 94
- Privacy masking 97
- 360° lens 97
- Fisheye 98
- PTZ preset positions 100
- PTZ patrolling 102
- PTZ scanning 104
- Pause PTZ patrolling 104
- PTZ on event 105
- Microphones 106
- Events and output 107
- About events and output 108
- Add an analytics event 110
- Add a hardware input event 110
- Add a hardware output 111
- Add a manual event 112
- Add a generic event 112
- Add a timer event 113
- Test a generic event 114
- General event properties 116
- Events and output properties 117
- Hardware input event 118
- Hardware output 120
- Manual event 120
- Timer event 121
- Generic event 121
- Scheduling and archiving 125
- About archiving 126
- About dynamic archive paths 127
- About archiving audio 128
- About archiving schedules 129
- View archived recordings 131
- Scheduling all cameras 132
- Scheduling options 133
- Archiving 134
- Online period 135
- Speedup 135
- About Matrix video sharing 136
- About Matrix-recipients 137
- Configure Matrix 137
- Matrix properties 137
- Matrix event control 138
- About logs 139
- Log types 140
- Log locations 141
- Log structures 141
- Log integrity checks 141
- Log properties 142
- Event Log 143
- Audit Log 143
- Notifications 144
- Attachment Settings (email) 145
- Server Settings (email) 146
- About SMS 147
- Configure SMS notifications 147
- SMS properties 147
- Server Settings (SMS) 148
- Scheduling 149
- Central 150
- Access control 151
- Steps in this wizard: 152
- Associate cameras with doors 152
- Final summary 152
- Access control properties 153
- Access Control Events 154
- Access Control Actions 155
- Cardholders 157
- Server access 158
- Configure server access 159
- Server access properties 159
- Local IP ranges 160
- Master/Slave 161
- Master/slave properties 162
- About users 163
- Add basic users 164
- Add Windows users 164
- Add user groups 165
- User properties 166
- General access 167
- Camera access 167
- Alarm management 169
- Access control management 169
- Services 170
- Servers 171
- Add a Video push channel 172
- Mobile server settings 173
- Server Status 174
- Video Push 174
- Automatic exports 175
- Mobile Server Manager 176
- About show status 177
- Edit certificate 177
- Show/edit port numbers 178
- About alarms 179
- About maps 181
- Add an alarm 181
- Alarms properties 182
- Alarm data settings 184
- Sound settings 185
- Time profile 185
- MIP plug-ins 186
- Restore system configuration 187
- Misc concepts and tasks 194
- Monitor storage space usage 195
- Glossary of Terms 197
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