VideoXpert Professional is a video management system (VMS) in a single box, designed for easy setup
and robust monitoring in small or moderately sized applications. Designed for Windows platforms, VxPro is easy to install, quick to setup, and provides an intuitive interface that helps operators use video captured bythe system.
VxPro is available in tailor-made hardware solutions or in software solutions to support your existing VMS
infrastructure, VxPro provides options to support the throughput you need, and different amounts of storage in RAID 6, RAID 5, or JBOD arrangements to fit your needs for retention, redundancy, and fault tolerance.
Software licenses operate in terms of channels, so you don't overpay for the solution you need. The
system supports unicast and multicast transmission modes, easily adapting to your network scheme.
Server models also include Dell’s iDRAC (integrated Dell Remote Access Controller) platform and support
for Dell’s OpenManage tools, allowing administrators to remotely configure and support VxPro servers,
reducing the need for physical access to the server. Using the iDRAC controller, you can monitor hardware and receive email alerts via SNMP.
VxPro is available in tailor-made hardware solutions or in software solutions to support your existing VMS
infrastructure, VxPro provides options to support the throughput you need, and different amounts of storage in RAID 6, RAID 5, or JBOD arrangements to fit your needs for retention, redundancy, and fault tolerance.
Software licenses operate in terms of channels, so you don't overpay for the solution you need. The
system supports unicast and multicast transmission modes, easily adapting to your network scheme.
Server models also include Dell’s iDRAC (integrated Dell Remote Access Controller) platform and support
for Dell’s OpenManage tools, allowing administrators to remotely configure and support VxPro servers,
reducing the need for physical access to the server. Using the iDRAC controller, you can monitor hardware and receive email alerts via SNMP.
