When the Genetec Clearance™ plugin is installed, you can export video recordings from a Security Center system to a Genetec Clearance™ account and receive video requests from external parties. The plugin uploads selected video exports over the Internet. All uploaded data remains encrypted in transit and at rest.
Architecture diagrams
The following diagram shows the Genetec Clearance™ Plugin architecture and network communication. The design includes a server to run the Genetec Clearance™ plugin connected to a Security Center Omnicast solution which should typically include at least one Directory Server, one Archiver server and at least one camera that is managed by the Archiver server.
Action | Description |
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A | Security Desk request to send video to Genetec Clearance™. Outbound TCP5500 to Directory. |
B | Directory communication with the Genetec Clearance™ Plugin. TCP 5500 inbound/outbound. |
C | The Genetec Clearance™ Plugin requests video. TCP554 outbound to Media Router. |
D | The Genetec Clearance™ Plugin requests video from archiver and stores it into buffer. TCP560, 555 and 605 Outbound. |
E | Exported Video transferred to Genetec Clearance™ (See list of Genetec Clearance™ domains). Outbound 443 (HTTPS) |
Action | Description |
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A | Investigator submits video request from Genetec Clearance™ Web Client. Outbound HTTPS port (443) to Genetec Clearance™ domains. |
B | Request for video goes from Genetec Clearance™ to the server running the Genetec Clearance™ plugin. HTTPS outbound from plugin server. |
C | Notification of a request for video reaches the Directory and then the Security Desk client through Directory/Server/Client communication. Client to Directory: Outbound TCP5500 Plugin to Directory: Inbound & Outbound TCP5500 |
D | Operator approves/denies request for video through Genetec Clearance™. HTTPS outbound to the Genetec Clearance™ domains (see list of Genetec Clearance™ domains). |
E | The Genetec Clearance™ plugin requests video. TCP554 outbound to Media Router. |
F | The Genetec Clearance™ plugin requests video export and stores it into buffer. TCP560, 555 and 605 Outbound. |
G | Exported video is transferred to Genetec Clearance™ domains (See list of Genetec Clearance™ HTTPS Outbound (port 443). |
NOTE: Your network must allow outgoing communication over HTTPS port TCP443 from your
internal network to access Genetec Clearance™. See the
following link for a list of domains that must be allowed: https://developer.clearance.network/docs/clearance-domains.
Components
The following components are required for a Genetec Clearance™ plugin integration:- Expansion Server
- An expansion server is any server machine in a Security Center system that does not host the Directory role. The purpose of the expansion server is to add to the processing power of the system.
- Genetec Clearance™ plugin
- The Genetec Clearance™ plugin is used to export video recordings and snapshots from Security Center to Genetec Clearance™. You can also create a registry of Security Center cameras in a Genetec Clearance™ account that you can use to send notifications to operators and automate exports when video requests are received.
- Genetec Clearance™
- Genetec Clearance™ is an evidence management system that you can use to help accelerate investigations by securely collecting, managing, and sharing evidence from different sources.