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IPAC Server Administrator's Manual Page 270 of 334 License Keys License keys are files that "unlock" and allow a certain number of parts of the IPAC Server™ to function. For example, a User Key allows a certain number of Users to be loaded into the IPAC Server™. A list of active keys is shown on the License Key page under the System tab. In addition to types of license keys, there are also date ranges, so that certain license keys may be valid for a period of time, for example, one year, before a new license key must be entered. Using the example above, if a 100 User Key was licensed to an IPAC Server™ and the administrator attempted to enter 101 users, the system would not allow any new users to be entered into the system until a larger license key was installed (for example 250 Users) or the 101st user was deleted from the system. Types of Keys User Key - allows the specified number of users to be entered into the system. Reader Key - allows the specified number of readers to be entered into the system. Input Key - allows the specified number of inputs to be entered into the system. Output Key - allows the specified number of outputs to be entered into the system. Session Key - allows the specified number of concurrent sessions to occur. Account Key - allows the specified number of accounts to be created in the system. DataSync Key - allows DataSync to occur on the IPAC Server™. DVR Driver - allows the specified DVR driver to be loaded into the IPAC Server™. Guard Tour Key - allows the account to utilize Guard Tour functionality on the IPAC Server™. Branding Key - allows the IPAC Server™ to install specific branding. Salto Key - allows the IPAC Server™ to utilize Salto door locks and routers. DED Key - allows the IPAC Server™ to use TKE elevator system functionality. 270

Section	Page
IPAC Server Administrator’s Manual	1
Table of Contents	3
Table of Figures	7
Getting Started	11
System Overview: IPAC Server™ and the IPAC SYSTEM	12
IPAC Server™	14
IPAC SYSTEM control panels in Client Mode	15
Browser Requirements	16
Main Features of the IPAC Server™	17
Network Environment	18
Networking Requirements	19
IPAC Server™ with multiple IPAC SYSTEM panels on a single LAN	19
IPAC Server™ with multiple IPAC SYSTEM panels on multiple LANs	20
Adding an IPAC SYSTEM panel using manual handshake mode	23
Accessing IPAC Server™	24
Home	26
Status	27
Browsing the Dashboard	28
Managing the Dashboard	31
Using Display Filters	40
Live Map/Floorplan	42
Accounts	43
What is an Account?	44
Defining the Initial System Account Administrator	45
Viewing Account Details	49
Creating Tenant Accounts	51
Managing Account Contact Information	54
Administrators and AdministratorRoles	55
Administrator Roles	59
Definitions of Permissions	60
Schedules and Holidays	65
What are Schedules?	66
What are Holidays?	67
Browsing the Schedules List	68
Viewing Schedule Details	69
Creating a Schedule	70
Managing Schedules	73
Browsing the Holidays List	75
Creating a Holiday	76
Managing Holidays	77
Devices	78
Managing Multiple Control Panels	80
Programmable Devices	81
Special Options for Devices: Floors and Elevators	82
Special Options for Devices: Cameras	85
Special Options for Devices: DVRs	88
Special Options for Devices: Muster Points	91
Special Options for Devices: Keypad Commands	93
Special Options for Devices: Guard Tour	96
Special Options for Devices: Salto Routers and Salto Door Locks	98
Special Options for Devices: DEDs (Data Entry Devices)	102
Viewing Video	105
Viewing Panel and Board Details	108
Update and/or Configure a Control Panel	110
Control Panel Options	111
Adding Control Boards	114
Managing Control Boards	115
Browsing the Devices List	119
Viewing Device Details	120
Creating Devices	123
Device Profiles	124
Live Status	126
Managing Devices	128
Maps/Floorplans	135
Maps/Floorplans Definitions	136
Browsing Maps/Floorplans	137
Managing Maps/Floorplans	138
Live Map	144
Antipassback	146
Antipassback Zones	147
Antipassback Definitions	148
Important Antipassback Considerations	149
Managing Antipassback Controls	150
Cards	155
What is a Card?	156
Browsing the Cards List	157
Adding Cards	159
Managing Card Formats	162
Managing Card Assignments	169
Managing Cards	170
Badging	172
What are Badges?	173
Badge Templates	174
Users and Groups	183
What are Users, User Aliases, and Groups?	184
Browsing the Groups List	185
Viewing Group Details	186
Creating a Group	188
Creating a Group Enabled Schedule	190
Managing Groups	192
Browsing the Users List	194
Viewing User Details	196
Creating a User	198
Managing Users	203
Managing Custom Fields	205
Activity	208
Reporting	217
What is Reporting?	218
Browsing the Reports List	219
Creating a New Report	220
Managing Reports	222
Browsing the Scheduled Reports List	225
Creating a New Scheduled Report	226
Managing Scheduled Reports	228
Running a Muster Report	230
Browsing the Administrative Journ	231
Threat Levels	232
Who Can Change Threat Levels?	233
Threat Level Influence	234
Threat Level Configuration	236
Threat Level Severity	239
Editing Permissions for Threat Levels	241
Editing Devices for Threat Levels	242
Editing Schedules for Threat Levels	243
Threat Levels and Shared Devices	244
Email Notifications	246
What are Email Notifications?	247
Browsing the Notifications List	248
Creating Notification Rules	249
Managing Notification Rules	250
Sample Email Notifications	251
System Management	252
Maintenance Mode	253
Browsing the System Status Page/Using Maintenance Mode	254
Browsing the System Logs	257
Using System Tools	258
Panel Comms Monitoring	259
Session Management	260
Manage Running Reports	261
Fetch Panel Logs	262
SNMP Agent Settings	267
Upgrading Your Firmware	268
Upgrading Panels	270
License Keys	271
Manage Branding	273
FIPS Mode	275
Importing User Data	276
Backing up Your Database	279
Backup Server	281
Report Service	283
Configuring the Network	284
Configuring Network Routing	286
Configuring the SMTP Server	287
Panel Discovery	289
Custom Server Certificates	292
ES IP Pool Configuration	293
Tenant Accounts	295
Changes in System Account Administrator Access	296
Tenant Administrator Access	301
Appendices	303
Appendix 1: Glossary	304
Appendix 2: Use of Report Service	310
Appendix 3: Salto Equipment	313
Appendix 4: DVR Installation Notes	329
Xtralis DVR Installation Notes	329
Exacq DVR Installation Notes	330
Dedicated Micros DVR Installation Notes	331
To install the Dedicated Micros time synchronization utility:	331
To schedule the execution of the time synchronization utility:	332
Intellex DVR Installation Notes	334
To install the Intellex client software:	334
To add your IPAC Server as a trusted site on Internet Explorer when using the Intellex DVR:	334

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License Keys

License keys are files that “unlock” and allow a certain number of parts of the IPAC Server™

to function.

For example, a User Key allows a certain number of Users to be loaded into the

IPAC Server™. A list of active keys is shown on the License Key page under the System tab.

In addition to types of license keys, there are also date ranges, so that certain license keys

may be valid for a period of time, for example, one year, before a new license key must be

entered.

Using the example above, if a 100 User Key was licensed to an IPAC Server™ and the

administrator attempted to enter 101 users, the system would not allow any new users to

be entered into the system until a larger license key was installed (for example 250 Users)

or the 101st user was deleted from the system.

Types of Keys

User Key – allows the specified number of users to be entered into the system.

Reader Key – allows the specified number of readers to be entered into the system.

Input Key – allows the specified number of inputs to be entered into the system.

Output Key – allows the specified number of outputs to be entered into the system.

Session Key – allows the specified number of concurrent sessions to occur.

Account Key – allows the specified number of accounts to be created in the system.

DataSync Key – allows DataSync to occur on the IPAC Server™.

DVR Driver – allows the specified DVR driver to be loaded into the IPAC Server™.

Guard Tour Key – allows the account to utilize Guard Tour functionality on the IPAC

Server™.

Branding Key – allows the IPAC Server™ to install specific branding.

Salto Key – allows the IPAC Server™ to utilize Salto door locks and routers.

DED Key – allows the IPAC Server™ to use TKE elevator system functionality.