Log settings, Mobile server manager, About mobile server manager – Milestone XProtect Professional 2014 User Manual
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Milestone XProtect
®
Professional
2014
Administrator's Manual
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Advanced configuration
The system does not instantly switch from one level to another level. If your CPU or bandwidth
threshold goes less than five percent above or below the indicated levels, the current level stays in
use.
Note that if you enable Enable full-size images on the General tab, none of the Performance levels
are applied.
Log Settings
Fill in and specify the following log settings:
Name
Description
Enabled
Enable/disable logging of Milestone Mobile client's actions in a
separate log file.
Log file location:
Path to where log files are saved.
Keep logs for:
Number of days to keep logs for (default 3 days).
CPU usage:
Default level of CPU usage which will trigger a warning in the log.
Internal bandwidth:
Default internal bandwidth usage which will trigger a warning in the
log.
External bandwidth:
Default external bandwidth usage which will trigger a warning in the
log.
Check every:
Default time frame (30 sec.) for checking warning levels.
Mobile Server Manager
About Mobile Server Manager
The Mobile Server Manager is a tray-controlled feature connected to Mobile server. Right-clicking the
Mobile Server Manager icon in the system tray opens a menu from which you can easily access
Mobile server functionality. You can:
Open XProtect Web Client (see "Access XProtect Web Client" on page 19)
Start, stop and restart the Mobile service (see "Start, stop and restart Mobile service" on page
180)
Fill in or change surveillance server credentials (see "Fill in/edit surveillance server credentials"
on page 180)
Show/edit port numbers (on page 180)
Edit certificate (on page 179)
Open today's log file (see "About accessing logs and exports" on page 179)
Open log folder (see "About accessing logs and exports" on page 179)
Open export folder (see "About accessing logs and exports" on page 179)