Watch the security cameras at your locations live, from wherever you sign in: one camera at a time, or a wall of them in a single window. You decide exactly who may see each camera.
A small program called the connector runs on one computer at each location. It talks to your cameras on that network and keeps a single secure connection out to us, so you never open a port on your firewall. Video goes straight from the location to the person watching, and it is never recorded or stored.
What you'll find here
- What You Can Do with Cameras — the tour.
- How to Set Up a Camera Site — installing the connector and connecting a location.
- How to Add Cameras and Recorders — finding cameras on the network, adding them by address, and adding an NVR or DVR with all its channels at once.
- Who Can Watch a Camera — the four permissions, groups, and the Security tab on every camera and group.
- How to Watch Your Cameras — the Cameras menu, the camera window, grids, sound and saved layouts.
- If a Camera Won't Play — what each message on a camera tile means, and what to do about it.
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