Combining servers into a single system

Allows you to combine multiple servers into a common domain managed by the main server.

Centralized access to all objects in the unified system is available through a single access point - both from the point of view of administration, as well as in terms of viewing real-time and archived video, event search, etc.

The main server monitors the status of the child servers, notifies users when communication between them is lost. Both a primary and a backup server can be installed for each camera. The backup server will take care of receiving data from the camera, recording and analyzing it if there is no access to the main server.

Monitoring the status of servers

Allows you to monitor the current status of a group of remote Sagitech servers.

For every server the application provides the ability to monitor its accessibility and the status of cameras in real time: how many cameras are being processed by the server, how many cameras are activated or deactivated, for how many cameras the recording is enabled and how many cameras are recording data to disks at the current moment.

Redundancy

Both the primary and the backup servers can be installed for each camera. The backup server will take care of receiving data from the camera, recording it and detecting movement if there is no access to the main server.

Active Directory

Supports importing and authorizing Active Directory users. Configuring users and user groups with detailed access parameters to the system objects.

Flexible configuration of a hierarchical access rights system

Flexible configuration of a hierarchical system of user rights and user groups with detailed parameters of access to the system objects.

Quick setup of the video grid

The ability to drag a group of cameras / all cameras of the server to the video grid in the surveillance and archive, as well as the ability to select a list of cameras for adding them to the video grid in one step.

Alarm monitor

Allows to automatically display on a separate screen the image from those cameras in the surveillance area of which alarm events occur. The name of the alarm event is displayed in red in the upper left corner of the video stream.

Alarm log view

Combines real-time alarm reception with alarm search in the archive. Missed alarms are displayed on top of the control panel. The alarm log can be exported in csv format.

Scenarios and schedules

Create schedules for recurring server tasks consisting of programmable actions with the option to attach a file when sending an email. When creating a script or schedule, you can use C# scripts.

Screen Capture

Running screen capture in service mode rather than from the client application prevents ordinary users from disabling it and bypassing the administrator: when the server starts, screen capture will be enabled automatically.

Interactive maps

They allow you to display a user-selected image (plan, map, etc.) and place cameras on it. When an alarm event occurs, the camera flashes and the user can open the video stream to detect the cause of the alarm.

Configuring archive retention time

Parallel archive recording allows you to divide the stream into fragments that are distributed across the disks. This structure allows you to increase the speed of writing and reading the archive and avoid data loss. It is possible to set the time interval for storing records in the archive for each camera individually. Due to this, users can be sure that the necessary data will be stored for a specified period.

Open HTTP API

The open platform allows you to integrate any external information system (ACS, OPS, time-tracking systems, etc.) through the API.

HTML5 web interface and mobile clients

The new modern web interface based on HTML5 and JS is adapted to popular browsers: Google Chrome, Opera, Mozilla Firefox, Yandex.Browser, Microsoft Edge. Mobile clients for iOS and Android.

Shared viewing layouts

The system administrator can create shared viewing layouts for a set of users. These layouts are simultaneously administered for all the users and synchronized for all the workstations.