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Buffering – if Buffered video stream reading box is checked in the Universal camera settings, the server will buffer the video coming from the cameras for smoother playback.Video decoding – this is a somewhat trickier subject, since it can be handled by both server and client, so we’ll devote a separate section to it.

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Cloud service (1-click) – it allows you to use a PC as an intermediary between Xeoma Cloud and the cameras only a server can be such an intermediary.

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Archive – both video footage and metadata for it are handled only by the server.

Installation (autostart) – almost all types of installation are applied only to the server the only exception to this rule is Autorun the client option.

Repeater – while its purpose is to allow a client to connect to the server from an external network, all of Repeater’s settings (including activation) are applied only to the server.

Licenses – only the server part of Xeoma handles activation for various licenses you can perform the activation while connected to the server with a client, but the process is still fully handled by the server.

However, this isn’t the only part where time zones themselves are relevant, we’ll get back to that topic when discussing the client’s settings.

Time zones – the same menu allows you to set a time zone for Xeoma this particular part of the menu is relevant only for the server.

User access permissions – much like with modules, Main menu → Remote access → Users allows you to see and change user rights (provided you have the admin’s password), but all of this data is handled by the server, not the client.

When connecting with a client, you can see and change these settings but none of that info remains on the client.

Modules – each and every module’s settings are handled by the server.

The vast majority of various settings you can find in Xeoma are managed and stored by the server.

This guide will help you get a better idea of how that division works and which side to scrutinize during troubleshooting.

However, when accessing Xeoma via the interface you may find it difficult to tell whether one particular parameter is related to the server or to the client. These parts can be used within a single machine or separated between multiple devices.īoth of them can be fine-tuned to give you the best possible experience. In short, the server does all the heavy lifting (getting video from cameras, applying various detectors and filters to it, managing archives), while the client fetches and displays the results of the server’s work.

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While installing Xeoma video surveillance software requires just a single file, internally it’s divided into 2 parts: server and client. ← Back to articles Server and client settings: the difference