AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 - Genetec

Health history
Health history
Health Monitor
Health statistics
high availability
HIP
hit
hit rule
Hits
hot action
hotlist
Type of maintenance task that reports on health issues. See also "Health
statistics", "Health Monitor".
See also Health statistics and Health Monitor.
The central role that monitors system entities such as servers, roles, units, and
client applications for health issues.
See also Health history and Health statistics.
Type of maintenance task that gives you an overall picture of the health of your
system.
See also Health history and Health Monitor.
Design approach used to enable a system to perform at a higher than normal
operational level. This often involves failover and load balancing.
See also failover, and load balancing.
A hardware integration package, or HIP, is an update that can be applied to
Security Center. It enables the management of new functionalities (for
example, new video unit types), without requiring an upgrade to the next
Security Center release.
License plate read that matches a hit rule (hotlist, overtime rule, permit, or
permit restriction). A Patroller user can choose to reject or accept a hit. An
accepted hit can subsequently be enforced.
See also enforce.
Type of LPR rule used to identify vehicles of interest (called "hits") using license
plate reads. The hit rules include the following types: hotlist, overtime rule,
permit, and permit restriction.
hit, hotlist, overtime rile, permit, and permit restriction.
Type of Security Desk task that investigates hits reported within a selected time
range and geographic area.
See also hit and hotlist.
An action mapped to a PC keyboard function key (Ctrl+F1 through Ctrl+F12)
in Security Desk for quick access.
Type of entity that defines a list of wanted vehicles, where each vehicle is
identified by a license plate number, the issuing state, and the reason why the
vehicle is wanted (stolen, wanted felon, Amber alert, VIP, and so on). Optional
vehicle information might include the model, the color, and the vehicle
identification number (VIN).
See also hit rule.
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