You configure the settings of the Security
Center
Federation™ role from the Roles view of
the System task in Security
Center
Config
Tool.
Security
Center
Federation™ - Identity tab
Click the
Identity tab to view descriptive information about this
role and jump to the configuration page of related entities in addition to the general
options.
Role group:
An advanced setting that is only necessary if you plan on hosting more than 100
Security
Center
Federation™ roles on the same server.
NOTE: This setting is hidden by default. To show it, click the
Name field, and type Ctrl+Shift+A.
Security
Center
Federation™ - Properties tab
Click the
Properties tab to configure the connection parameters to
the remote
Security
Center system, the default
synchronization behavior, and the default video stream and events you want to receive from
it.
Connection status:
Shows the connection status of the Federation™ role
to the remote Security
Center system.
State:
Shows the current state of the Federation™ role.
Allow untrusted connections:
(Stratocast™ system only) Allow connections to
Security
Center servers using legacy
authentication.
Directory:
Name of the main server for the remote Security
Center system.
Username and password:
Credentials used by the Federation™ role to log on to
the remote Security
Center system. The rights
and privileges of that user determine what your local users can see and do on the
federated remote system.
Resilient connection:
When this option is turned turned on (default=OFF), if the connection between the
Federation™ role and the federated
Security
Center Directory server is temporarily
interrupted, the
Federation™ role attempts to reconnect
to the Directory for a set amount of time before the connection is considered lost and
the role goes into a warning state.
NOTE: Activating Resilient
connection is highly recommended for remote systems that might have an
unstable connection to the cloud.
Reconnection timeout:
Specify the number of seconds that the Federation™
role attempts to reconnect to the Directory before the connection is considered
lost.
Forward Directory reports:
When this option is turned on
(default=OFF), user activities (viewing cameras, activating the PTZ, and so on) and
configuration changes performed at the remote site can be viewed from the Federation™ host through the Activity
trails and Audit trails reports, as long as the
Federation™ user has the privileges and access
rights to view them.
Default live stream:
Default video stream used for viewing live video from federated Security
Center cameras.
Enable playback requests:
When this option is turned on, users can view playback video from federated Security
Center cameras.
Federate alarms:
When this option is turned on, alarms are received from the federated Security
Center system.
Federated events:
Select the events you want to receive from the federated Security
Center system. Events are necessary if you
plan to monitor the federated entities in Security
Desk, or to configure event-to-actions
for the federated entities.
Security
Center
Federation™ - Resources tab
Click the Resources tab to
configure the servers assigned to this role.The
Security
Center
Federation™ role does not require a database.
Servers:
Servers hosting this role.