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Viewing the PoE ports window
The PoE ports window displays the port information for Una systems. The ports display in different colors and indicate the status of the camera.

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  In the configure system window, you can set the basic system parameters for the client application.
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- Viewing the PoE ports window
  The PoE ports window displays the port information for Una systems. The ports display in different colors and indicate the status of the camera.
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  The Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) is used for streaming real-time data such as audio or video. Configure the RTSP server to allow video or audio to stream from exacqVision Video Management System (VMS) to an integration or media player, for example, VLC.
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Viewing the PoE ports window

The PoE ports window displays the port information for Una systems. The ports display in different colors and indicate the status of the camera.

Click the Config (Setup) Page icon on the toolbar.
From the navigation tree, expand Configure System.

Expand the Add IP Cameras node, and then select PoE Ports.

Table 1. PoE Ports window
Interface element	Description
Port column	Displays the number of each physical Ethernet port that can be found on the back panel of an exacqVision recorder.
Name column	Displays the camera name that the port detects.
Address column	Displays the camera’s IP address.
Make column	Displays the camera’s brand.
Model column	Displays the camera model.
MAC Address column	Displays the camera’s MAC address.
Power column	Displays the camera’s power output.
Budget column	Displays the maximum power that the camera can use.
Status column	Displays the status of the camera’s connection. You can also determine the cameras status by the color of the port. Gray indicates that the port is not connected. Yellow indicates that the system is scanning for a port. Green indicates that the camera is connected. Red indicates that the camera is disconnected and is not responding.