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There are 3 main types of connections:

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  1. Direct to Cloud (camera plug-ins)

  2. Cloud Gateway/NVR (bridged).

  3. Direct ONVIF.

Direct to Cloud

VXG partners with major camera manufacturers and has developed camera firmware plug-ins that are installed directly on a cameracameras. This makes a connection between a camera and the cloud truly plug-and-play and it doesn’t need any additional hardware on-premise.

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Supported cameras

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  1. AXIS

  2. Vivotek

  3. Hikvision

  4. Dahua

  5. Hanwha

  6. Grandstream

Features

The plug-in performs the following operations:

  1. Maintains connection with the Cloud.

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  1. Direct recording to the Cloud

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  1. storage.

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Records video on an SD card and provides access to the recorded video.

  1. Playback from local SD card storage.

  2. Remote configuration of a camera.

  3. Delivers camera events to the Cloud.

Installation of the plug-in

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It can be also installed using the Windows application – VXG Camera Finder which will find all supported cameras in a local network and install plug-ins automatically.

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Cloud Gateway/NVR

VXG Cloud NVR/Gateway is a software module distributed as a Docker image for x86 and ARM. It can record video in its local storage (NVR mode) or just relay videos to the Cloud (Gateway mode). In both cases, live and recorded videos can be watched through the Cloud.

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It is possible to run the NVR and Gateway mode at the same time having a videos recorded on-prem and on the Cloud.

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Direct ONVIF

VXG works with any ONVIF or RTSP camera. A camera should have an IP address that VXG can access from the Cloud. The possible options are described below.

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