Enabling the Privacy Protector module - KiwiVision 4.8.0 | Security Center 5.12.0.0

KiwiVision™ User Guide for Security Center 5.12.0.0
Product
KiwiVision
Content type
Guides > User guides
Version
4.8
Release
4.8.0
Language
English
Last updated
2024-07-17

Before you can configure privacy protection on your cameras, you must enable the Privacy Protector™ module and configure the Privacy Protector role.

Before you begin

  • Ensure that OpenCL is available by installing the latest graphics card drivers on every server assigned to the Privacy Protector role and every Config Tool workstation used to configure privacy protection. For optimal performance, update the graphics card drivers on the Security Desk workstations.
  • Ensure that you have calculated the number of machines required for your KiwiVision™ deployments. See the KiwiVision™ Hardware Calculator.

What you should know

The Privacy Protector role is created when you enable the Privacy Protector module in Security Center.
CAUTION:
Disabling the module deletes the role and all privacy protection settings on cameras. To temporarily disable this module without losing your configuration, deactivate the role instead.

Procedure

  1. From the Config Tool homepage, open the Video task.
  2. Click the Modules view.
  3. Set the Privacy Protector module to ON.
  4. From the Servers list, select a server to host the Privacy Protector role.
    CAUTION:
    Ensure that the Privacy Protector role is not on the same server as the Archiver because it can affect CPU performance and archiving. When CPU usage is high on the Archiver server, Archiving queue full events can occur and cause data loss.
  5. (Optional) assign additional servers to the role.
    Because the workload is always distributed among all assigned servers, you can ignore the Force execution on highest priority server option.

After you finish

Configure privacy protection on your cameras.
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