To ensure that your system runs optimally, it is important to know the minimum,
recommended, and high-performance requirements for a Security Center
5.12
AutoVu™ ALPR server.
The requirements for a Security Center
5.12 server hosting the ALPR Manager role are as
follows:1
Server profile
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Server characteristics
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Minimum
2
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- Intel® Core™ i5-3550 equivalent processor or better
- 8 GB of RAM (minimum 4 GB dedicated to SQL Server)
- Separated storage disk from OS primary disk
- 50 AutoVu camera units (fixed or mobile)4
- SQL Server Express database server containing up to 6,000,000 ALPR Events
(Reads and Hits combined)
- Maximum of 5 simultaneous user connections
|
AutoVu
Recommended
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- Intel® Core™ i7-3820 equivalent processor or better
- 16 GB of RAM (minimum 6 GB dedicated to SQL Server)
- Dedicated RAID5 storage with 4 enterprise grade disks or better
- 100 AutoVu camera units (fixed or mobile)4
- SQL Server Standard database server containing up to 25,000,000 ALPR Events
(Reads and Hits combined)
- Maximum of 20 simultaneous user connections
|
AutoVu High
performance
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- Intel® Xeon® E5-2620 v4 equivalent processor or
better
- 32 GB of RAM (minimum 8 GB dedicated to SQL Server)
- Dedicated RAID5 storage with at least 8 high-performance enterprise grade
disks or better
- Up to 300 AutoVu camera units (fixed or mobile)3,4
- SQL Server Standard database server containing up to 80,000,000 ALPR Events
(Reads and Hits combined)
- Maximum of 80 simultaneous user connections
|
1 These requirements are for installation on a single server. For higher
performance, you can distribute the load on several servers.
2
For the minimum server profile, the
Maximum server memory of SQL Server must be limited to 512 MB.
3 Must be distributed between three ALPR Managers with a maximum of 100 AutoVu units per LPR Manager. The total number of AutoVu units on all ALPR Managers connected to the same
Archiver cannot exceed 100 AutoVu units.
4 A mobile AutoVu system can include up to 4 SharpZ3 camera units and up to 2
wheel imaging cameras.