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The DSD™ Director is a Microsoft Windows application used to configure and manage the DSD™ system. It provides the end-user with a sophisticated user-interface to easily manage the complex operations of DSD™. The Director application can run from any number of end-user computers concurrently.
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The DSD™ Agent is a Microsoft Windows service that coordinates the Director; it requests DVR
data from the Probe, analyses the results, and stores the processed data in the database. The
DSD™ Agent service is installed on a single computer called the DSD™ Host.
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The DSD™ Probe Agent is a Microsoft Windows service that communicates with a DVR and collects
data about its operating status. It also evaluates the quality of the images captured by the DVR's
surveillance cameras. The Probe Agent is installed on a single computer called a Probe. Multiple Probes may be required, working as a group, to accelerate the retrieval of data from
thousands of DVRs.
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The DSD™ DVR Interface Plug-In is a software driver that permits a Probe to communicate with
many DVR brands. Each brand of DVR requires a unique Plug-In. A single Probe computer is
equipped with at least one Plug-In. A Probe may be equipped with multiple Plug-Ins so
it can communicate with many brands of DVRs. |
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The DSD™ Database used by DSD™ is Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and resides on the Host computer.
DSD™ requires the Workgroup edition, or higher, because it uses Reporting Services. The Database
stores all data collected by the Probes and is managed by the Director.
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The DSD™ Watchdog is a Microsoft Windows service that monitors the health of the DSD™ Agent,
Probe Agent, Database and resides on the Host computer. In the event of a problem, the Watchdog
will notify all administrators via email. |
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Server: Win2003, XP, 2.8 GHz CPU, 1280x1024 Min.,2GB System RAM
Client: XP, 2.8 GHz CPU, 1280x1024 Min., 1 GB System RAM
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