Norman

Hi cgjeon The camera credentials are stored in the database indeed.With kind regards. 

Hi Nguyễn Hoàng Anh,That is correct. 

Hi Greg Akselrod,To enable this option, the camera must support it, and you force HTTPS in the VMS settings for Camera ←→ Server communication. You can enable this in the System Administration menu...

Hi Matt Liversidge,Sounds like a cool project!The VMS cannot upload data to an FTP server automatically, however, with a small script you can download the desired files, and upload them to a FTP se...

Hi Subramanian,Glad to see it works! The creation of rule is restricted to administrators, and Power Users. Other user levels, in general, cannot modify the configuration of the VMS. With kind rega...

Hi Subramanian You wrote: i am using 5.1.3 version of client and serverPlease update your system to version 6.0.6 since version 5.1.3 of March 2024, isn't supported anymore, and we might be trying ...

Hi Subramanian,In the cUrl command, you use basic authentication, which isn't supported by the VMS. The default method is the use of a Bearer token, like so: curl --location 'https://127.0.0.1:7001...

Hi Subramanian,I see the mistake you made, and could reproduce it: Please, when using JSON formatted text, validate it; for example with https://jsonlint.com/:  So, I fixed the issue (removing the ...

Hi Subramanian,I updated my previous comment, since I created some confusion. You want a generic rule, not a specific rule. { "actionParams": "{\"allUsers\":false,\"authType\":\"authBasic\",\"c...

Hi Subramanian,If you only update the “id”, the rule will work correctly. The “actionResourceIds” field is fixed for that specific device and shouldn’t be modified, unless it applies to another dev...