AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 - Genetec

virtual zone
virtual zone
Visit details
Visitor activities
Visitor management
visual tracking
VSIP port
W
watchdog
Web-based SDK
Web Client
wheel imaging
widget
A subtype of zone entity where the IO linking is done by software. The input
and output devices may belong to different units of different types. A virtual
zone is controlled by the Zone Manager and only works online. It can be armed
and disarmed from Security Desk.
See also zone, hardware zone.
Type of Security Desk task that investigates the stay (check-in and check-out
time) of current and past visitors.
Type of Security Desk task that investigates visitor activities (access denied,
first person in, last person out, antipassback violation, and so on).
Security Desk task that allows you to check in, check out, and modify visitors,
as well as manage their credentials, including temporary replacement cards.
Visual tracking is a feature in Security Desk that allows you to follow an
individual across different areas of your company without ever loosing sight of
that individual, as long as the places this person goes through are monitored by
cameras. This feature displays transparent overlays on the video to show you
where you can click to switch to adjacent cameras.
The VSIP port is the name given to the discovery port of Verint units. A given
Archiver can be configured to listen to multiple VSIP ports.
See also discovery port.
Security Center service installed alongside the Genetec Server service on every
server computer, whose sole purpose is to monitor the operation of Genetec
Server, and to restart it if abnormal conditions are detected.
Type of role that exposes the Security Center SDK methods and objects as Web
services to support cross-platform development.
The client component of Security Center Mobile that provides access to
Security Center features from a Web browser. Web Client users connect to
Mobile Server to configure and monitor various aspects of your Security
Center system.
See also Mobile Server.
Virtual tire-chalking technology that takes images of the wheels of vehicles to
prove whether they have moved between two license plate reads.
A component of the graphical user interface (GUI) with which the user
interacts.
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