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Home » Network Health Monitoring: Opportunities & Challenges
Keeping video surveillance systems up and running can be challenging — in large part because not everything needed to keep the camera functioning properly is under the control of the security integrator. Video surveillance systems increasingly rely on local and wide area networks for connectivity and storage, and traditionally, neither the customer nor the integrator has had full visibility into the network.
Similar issues also exist for other networked security equipment such as access control.