To upgrade your Security Center system to a collaborative decision management system,
you must install Genetec Mission Control™ on all Security Center servers hosting the Incident
Manager role.
Procedure
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Launch the Mission Control installer.
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On the Choose Setup Language page, select English or French and
click Next.
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On the Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard page, click the links
to read Mission Control documentation, and then click Next.
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On the License Agreement page, read the terms in the Genetec™
Software License Agreement, select I accept the terms in the license
agreement, and then click Next.
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In the Custom Setup page, select the applications that you want
to install.
A custom setup is useful when you want to install one of the applications on another
server for high availability.
- Mission Control
- Installed on all servers that host the Incident Manager role on all client
workstations.
- Genetec™ Incident Document Service
- Installed on all servers that host the Incident Manager role.
It’s required to
enable adding documents to an incident in Security Desk.
- RabbitMQ Server
- Can be installed on any server, not necessarily a Security Center server.
If
RabbitMQ is already installed on this machine for another product, clear this
option.
If you choose to install RabbitMQ, the latest version is
installed.
Tip: Don’t change the existing
RabbitMQ hostname.
NOTE: The option to Restart Genetec™ Server after
installation of selected applications is selected by default. If you clear this option,
you can manually restart the Genetec™ Server later.
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Click Next.
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In the Web API Configuration page, select the Web
Documentation checkbox to access Web API documentation.
NOTE: (Optional) You can change the default Web API
port and install location for the Mission Control Web API. The default
port is 9550.
Best Practice: Disable web documentation in a production
environment.
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In the Genetec™ Incident Document Service Configuration page you
can configure the default location to install Genetec Incident Document Service.
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Click Next and you’re ready to install the program.
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Click Install.
A separate installer is launched to configure RabbitMQ.
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In the RabbitMQ Certificates page, select the method for
configuring certificates.
- Self-signed
- The certificate is generated automatically.
- Custom
- Upload a custom .pfx or .p12 file in PEM
format. It must contain a private key, end-entity certificate and a CA certificate
chain.
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Click Next.
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Enter the credentials for the RabbitMQ server on the RabbitMQ
Configuration page:
- Username and Password
- Credentials used by the Incident Manager to connect to the RabbitMQ server.
- Port to use for secure connection (SSL)
- Communication port for connections between Security Center applications and the
RabbitMQ server. The default port is 5671 but you can modify it as required.
- HTTPS API port
- Communication port used for secure HTTPS connections. The default port is 15671 but
you can modify it as required.
Best Practice: Ensure optimal performance of the RabbitMQ
service and avoid potential issues by configuring your anti-virus software to exclude
the RabbitMQ database folder during scans.
Folder location:
C:\ProgramData\Genetec\RabbitMQ\db.
NOTE:
- The Incident Manager role can only connect to RabbitMQ using the SSL port. Using
the non-SSL port results in a failed connection. For instructions on modifying the
port assignment, see Modifying RabbitMQ ports.
- It is recommended to install Handle.exe on all systems using
RabbitMQ to avoid connection and latency issues. It is not included in the Mission
Control installer due to Microsoft software license terms. For information about
installing Handle.exe, see Install Handle.exe for RabbitMQ.
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Click Install.
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If you didn’t select the option to restart the Genetec Server service as part of the
installation, restart it after the installation is complete.
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Click Close.
Results
The following are added to Security Center: