IBM Intelligent Video Analytics Version 2 Release 0. IBM IVA Integration Plug-in for Genetec Security Center 5.5sr5 Installation and enablement IBM

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1 IBM Intelligent Video Analytics Version 2 Release 0 IBM IVA Integration Plug-in for Genetec Security Center 5.5sr5 Installation and enablement IBM

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4 Note Before you use this information and the product it supports, read the information in Notices on page 17. This edition applies to IBM Intelligent Video Analytics version 2. This edition applies to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions. Copyright IBM Corporation US Government Users Restricted Rights Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.

5 Contents Chapter 1. Integrating IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 with Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR Chapter 2. Prerequisite files and information Chapter 3. Installing the SDK on the SSE component Chapter 7. Troubleshooting Unblocking the dynamic link libraries Troubleshooting the DirectShow Filter Troubleshooting video playback Reinstalling the Genetec video player XBAP application Notices Trademarks Chapter 4. Configuring the DirectShow Filter on the SSE component Chapter 5. Installing the Genetec video player XBAP application on the MILS component Chapter 6. Preparing the clients Configuring IE clients when SSL is enabled with IBM self-signed certificates Copyright IBM Corp iii

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7 Chapter 1. Integrating IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 with Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 IBM Intelligent Video Analytics version 2 can be integrated with a Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 video management system (VMS). VMS integration components must be configured on both the middleware for large scale surveillance (MILS) and smart surveillance engine (SSE) servers. This guide provides a complete set of instructions for installing and configuring the required components to enable the integration. Installation steps To integrate IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 with Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5, install the required components in the order that is specified. 1. Obtain the required files for integrating IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 with Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 and review the prerequisite information. 2. Install the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 software development kit (SDK) on the SSE servers. 3. Configure the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 DirectShowFilter (DSF) on the SSE servers. 4. Install the Genetec video player XBAP application on the MILS server. 5. Prepare the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics operator and administrator clients to play video from a Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 system. Important: To play video using the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 clients on Microsoft Windows client machines, install the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK on every client. You must also ensure that when you connect to the operator or administrator client that you use the fully qualified host name in the URL. Copyright IBM Corp

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9 Chapter 2. Prerequisite files and information When you install IBM Intelligent Video Analytics some of the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 integration configuration files are installed by default on the MILS server. Download the rest of the required files from the Genetec website. Minimum system requirements Ensure that your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics system meets the minimum system requirements and is deployed by using the installation instructions and sequence as outlined in the IBM Knowledge Center. For information about the minimum requirements, see Detailed system requirements for IBM Intelligent Video Analytics. Required files Before you start to integrate IBM Intelligent Video Analytics with Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5, download and obtain the required files in the following order: 1. Obtain the following files from the../installation_dir/httpserver/htdocs/milsng/vms/ Genetec5.5_SR5/build directory on the MILS server: v v v IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec partial.zip IBM.IVA.XBAPPackager.zip Genetec.Sdk.DirectshowFilter.cert 2. Obtain the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 software development kit (SDK) media package from Genetec Inc at the following location: 5.5/SR5/SDK/Security_Center_v_5_5_SR5_b670_20_SDK.exe Integration prerequisites Before you proceed to the installation steps for the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 integration, ensure that the following prerequisites are met: v If your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics system was previously integrated with an earlier version of Genetec Omnicast, for example version 4.8, uninstall the previous version from your SSE servers and IBM Intelligent Video Analytics clients. v The Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 DSF and SDK certificates must be obtained from Genetec Inc to enable the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics product to access the VMS server. Specify the appropriate number of connections for your system, which is determined by the number of analytic cameras and the number of IBM Intelligent Video Analytics clients in your deployment. These certificates are added to the Genetec server license. v Copy the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK installation media file to all SSE servers and to all IBM Intelligent Video Analytics client workstations in the deployment. v The Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 XBAP video player can be run as a Windows domain account user only if the Enhanced Security Configuration of Internet Explorer is not enabled on Windows Server Copyright IBM Corp

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11 Chapter 3. Installing the SDK on the SSE component Download and install the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK package on every SSE server in your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics environment. Some Microsoft Visual C++ updates are also required to successfully run the SDK. About this task To install and configure the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 DSF, run the following procedure. Procedure 1. Run the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK installation media file, Security_Center_v_5_5_SR5_b670_20_SDK.exe, which you downloaded earlier on page 3. When prompted for a folder to store the installation files, enter C:\Genetec. The installation files are stored in a subfolder of the specified folder, for example, C:\Genetec\ Security_Center_v_5_5_SR5_b670_20_SDK. 2. When the installation files are extracted, go to the C:\Genetec\ Security_Center_v_5_5_SR5_b670_20_SDK folder, and run the setup.exe program as administrator. The SDK and associated prerequisite files are installed. Follow the prompts to complete the installation. 3. After the installation completes, go to Control Panel > Programs and Features. 4. Ensure that the following two redistributable packages are installed. If the packages are not installed, download and install them from the links that are provided: a. Microsoft Visual C Redistributable - x ( en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5582) b. Microsoft Visual C x86 Redistributable Package ( If the operating system is Windows 2012, install the following package. a. Microsoft System CLR Types for Microsoft SQL Server 2012: v v x86 package, go to x64 package, go to b. Microsoft Report Viewer 2012 Runtime: details.aspx?id=35747 Copyright IBM Corp

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13 Chapter 4. Configuring the DirectShow Filter on the SSE component Install and configure the DirectShow Filter (DSF) that is provided with the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK that you installed on the SSE servers in your environment. About this task To install and configure the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 DSF, run the following procedure on every SSE server in your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics environment. Procedure 1. Open the C:\Program Files (x86)\genetec Security Center 5.5 SDK folder. 2. Edit the Genetec.Sdk.DirectShowFilter.gconfig file by using your preferred text editor or Notepad, and set the value of EnableInvert to true. Note: If EnableInvert is set to false, video is rendered upside down by the SSE. 3. Register the Genetec.Sdk.DirectShowFilter.dll file as follows. a. From an administrator version of the command shell, open a command prompt. b. Go to the installation folder of Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5, for example, C:\Program Files (x86)\genetec Security Center 5.5. c. Run the command: regasm.exe /tlb /codebase Genetec.Sdk.DirectShowFilter.dll. Note: If this command does not work, qualify the regasm.exe command with the.net framework installation folder name, for example: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v \RegAsm.exe /tlb /codebase Genetec.Sdk.DirectShowFilter.dll 4. Copy the Genetec.Sdk.DirectshowFilter.cert file from the../installation_dir/httpserver/htdocs/ milsng/vms/genetec5.5_sr5/build directory on the MILS server to the Certificates folder of Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 on the SSE server. For example: C:\Program Files (x86)\genetec Security Center 5.5 SDK\Certificates. Note: Create the Certificates folder if it does not exist. Note: To enable the installation, the Genetec server license must include IBM certificate files from Genetec Inc. See the integration prerequisites section of Chapter 2, Prerequisite files and information, on page 3. Copyright IBM Corp

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15 Chapter 5. Installing the Genetec video player XBAP application on the MILS component Install the Genetec Security Center video player XBAP application for IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 on the MILS server. Before you begin Procedure 1. Copy IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec partial.zip and IBM.IVA.XBAPPackager.zip from the MILS server to a Windows environment that has Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK installed. You can obtain the files from the../installation_dir/httpserver/htdocs/milsng/vms/ Genetec5.5_SR5/build directory on the MILS server. This step is necessary because the SDK is used to build some components that are required when you install XBAP on the MILS server. By default, you do not need to install the SDK on the MILS server, but some component files are moved to a system with SDK so that the XBAP application installation can be completed. 2. Extract the contents of IBM.IVA.XBAPPackager.zip and IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec partial.zip. 3. Run IBM.IVA.XBAPPackager.exe: a. In the XBAP Profile XML field, select the IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec profile.xml file that is included in the IBM.IVA.XBAPPackager folder. b. In the IVA VMS XBAP Zip File field, select the IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec partial.zip file. c. In the VMS SDK Directory field, select the main folder where the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK is installed. 4. Click Prepare Deployable XBAP Package. The file IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec zip is generated. 5. Copy the generated file IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec zip to the MILS server. 6. Extract the contents of the IVA-2.0-XBAP-Genetec zip that you created in the previous step to the MILS webroot/vms/genetec5.5_sr5 directory. The MILS webroot is in the IBM HTTP Server directory. The default path is C:\Program Files\IBM\SVS\HTTPServer\htdocs\milsng. After extraction, the webroot/vms/genetec5.5_sr5 directory must contain the following extra files: v v v Application Files folder milsframework.js IBM.IVA.Genetec55SR5.xbap During the extract of the compressed file, you are asked to replace the file, milsframework.js. Register the web video player on the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics MILS component: 7. Use a UTF-8 enabled editor such as Notepad on Windows or Gedit on Linux to edit the uiprofile.json file in the MILS webroot/conf directory: a. Ensure that the correct JSON object notation is preserved: v v v Each object in the array must have a trailing comma character except for the last object. If you add the player as the last object in the array, you must add a comma after the previous object. If you insert it into the array before the last object, you must add a trailing comma after the inserted object. b. Locate the preloadplayers array in the file, and add the following entry: {"id": "Genetec_5_5"} Copyright IBM Corp

16 Note: As described in the topic Configuring a VMS server in the product documentation, remove any preloadplayer entries that are not required for your deployment. 8. In the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics administrator client, edit the Genetec Security Center 5.5 VMS server entry as follows: Server Name : Genetec 5.5 Hostname : {Enter the IP address or the host name of the Genetec Server} Parameters : user=admin&password= Format : $protocol://$username:$password@$server/?cam=$camid&cx=352&cy=240&fps=15 Protocol : scnp Version : 5.5 In the Parameters field, enter the user ID and password credentials for a user with authority to access the Genetec Security Center V5.5 server. 9. In the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics administrator client, create a camera, as follows: a. Assign each camera to the Genetec Security Center V5.5 server entry that you configured in the previous step. b. Set the Camera ID of the camera to the Logical ID of the appropriate camera, as configured on the Genetec Security Center server. Note: You can find the Logical ID by using the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 Config tool. Start the tool, go to Logical View, select the camera, and then open the Info tab for the camera. 10 IBM Intelligent Video Analytics: IBM IVA Integration Plug-in for Genetec Security Center 5.5sr5 Installation and enablement

17 Chapter 6. Preparing the clients To play video using the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics operator UI on Microsoft Windows client machines, install the SDK and complete the required configuration. About this task Complete the following steps on every Microsoft Windows client that will run the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 operator client. Procedure 1. Install the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 SDK package. a. Run the SDK program that you downloaded earlier on page 3. When prompted for a folder to store the installation files, enter C:\Genetec. The installation files are stored in a sub-folder of the specified folder, for example, C:\Genetec\Security_Center_v_5_5_SR5_b670_20_SDK. b. When the installation files have been extracted, navigate to the C:\Genetec\ Security_Center_v_5_5_SR5_b670_20_SDK folder, and run the setup.exe program as administrator. Prerequisites and the SDK are installed. Follow the prompts to complete the installation. c. After the installation completes, go to Control Panel > Programs and Features. d. Ensure that the following 2 redistributable packages are installed on the machine. If the packages are not installed, download and install them from the links that are provided: 1) Microsoft Visual C Redistributable - x ( 2) Microsoft Visual C x86 Redistributable Package ( e. If the operating system is Windows 2012, install the following package. 1) Microsoft System CLR Types for Microsoft SQL Server 2012: v x86 package, go to v x64 package, go to 2) Microsoft Report Viewer 2012 Runtime: details.aspx?id= Designate your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics application website host name as a trusted site. From the Microsoft Internet Explorer menu bar, complete the following actions: a. Navigate to Tools > Internet Options. The Internet Options window opens. b. Click Security > Trusted sites > Sites. The Trusted Sites window opens. c. In the Add this website to the zone section, specify the fully qualified host name or the IP address of the MILS Primary Server. d. Clear Require server verification ( for all sites in this zone. e. Click Add. f. Click Close. 3. Optional: If your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics MILS system has SSL enabled with IBM self-signed certificates, to get the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 video player XBAP application working in Internet Explorer, complete the required client browser configuration. See Configuring IE clients when SSL is enabled with IBM self-signed certificates. Copyright IBM Corp

18 What to do next You can now create views and SSE analytic engine definitions for the VMS system by using the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 administrator client. For more information, see the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2 documentation. Configuring IE clients when SSL is enabled with IBM self-signed certificates If your IBM Intelligent Video Analytics MILS system has SSL enabled with IBM self-signed certificates, additional configuration is required to get the Genetec video player XBAP application working in Internet Explorer. If you do not complete this configuration, when you log on to the operator client, the video player does not load, and certificate errors display in the browser. About this task Complete the following procedure for all your clients that connect to the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics operator client with Internet Explorer browser. Procedure 1. Log on to the operator client. The following certificate error appears: Untrusted Certificate When you log on to the client, ensure that you use the correct host name. The host name must be identical to the host name that is specified in the self-signed certificate. Do not use the IP address or an alias host name for the MILS server to start the operator client. 2. In the browser navigation URL bar, click Certificate error. 3. On the pop-up window that displays, select View certificates. 4. The Certificate window loads. Click Install Certificate. 5. In the Certificate Import Wizard, click Install Certificate > Next. 6. Select Place all certificates in the following store and then click Browse. 7. Select Trusted Root Certification Authorities and then click OK. 8. Click Finish, followed by Yes when prompted by the security warning. 9. Click OK and close the main Certificate window. 10. Restart the browser and log on to the operator client again. Results When the operator client loads, the certificate errors no longer appear as the SSL self-signed certificate is fully trusted. Note: If the browser shows a certificate error when you use the fully qualified host name of the MILS server, use the short host name in the browser address field instead. 12 IBM Intelligent Video Analytics: IBM IVA Integration Plug-in for Genetec Security Center 5.5sr5 Installation and enablement

19 Chapter 7. Troubleshooting Unblocking the dynamic link libraries You might need to unblock dynamic link libraries that you download on a Microsoft Windows system before you can install the libraries. About this task When you download files from an external site by using Microsoft Windows facilities, they might be flagged as untrusted by default. Use the following procedure to unblock a dynamic link library filename.dll file. Procedure 1. Check the Windows properties of the filename.dll file by right-clicking the file name and selecting Properties. 2. On the General tab, look for the Security label in the Attributes section. Note: Look for the Security label in the General tab, not in the Security tab. 3. If the Security label exists, click Unblock, and then click OK as outlined in the following image. If the Security label does not exist, then the file is unblocked, and no action is necessary. Note: If you are using Microsoft Windows 8, you can use PowerShell > Unblock-File to unblock the file. This procedure might be necessary if the Security label does not appear in the General tab. Copyright IBM Corp

20 4. If the Security label does not appear, and the filename.dll file is no longer in the folder where it was downloaded: a. Move the filename.dll file back to the folder where it was downloaded. b. Unblock the file, as described in steps 1 to 3 on page 13. c. Return the filename.dll file to the new location. If after completing steps 3 and 4 in this procedure, the option to 'Unblock' the file is not displayed, then the file does not need to be unblocked. Troubleshooting the DirectShow Filter A procedure is provided to verify that the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 DirectShow Filter is working correctly with IBM Intelligent Video Analytics V2. This information is also useful for troubleshooting problems that are associated with the DirectShow Filter. Before you begin Procedure To receive the decompressed video, complete the following steps: 1. Enter one of the following URLs: a. scnp://username:password@server:port/?cam=logicalid b. scnp://username:password@server:port/?camguid=guid The parameters are defined as follows: scnp The Genetec custom protocol that loads the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 filter component when this URL is specified from a DirectShow compatible application. username A user name with authority to connect to Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5. password (Optional) The password that is normally used with this user name in Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5. server port Note: If the password is blank, you can either specify scnp://username:@server or scnp://username@server. Important: Do not include the "@" character in the password. The name, or the IP address, of the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 server that is used to establish the connection. The DirectShow Filter can be seen as a client station that connects to the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 to receive the video. (Optional) The port number that is used to connect to the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5. If the port is not specified, the default value 5500 is used. cam=logicalid or camguid=guid This parameter specifies which camera is streamed to the filter. The argument logicalid or guid is the identity of the camera, as defined in the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 Config tool. Optionally add the following parameters at the end of the URL following an ampersand (&) character, for example: scnp://username:password@server:port/?camguid=guid&cx=width&cy=height&di=deinterlace&fps=frames&vsu=usage cx=width The picture width, in pixels, which are displayed by the source filter. The default width is IBM Intelligent Video Analytics: IBM IVA Integration Plug-in for Genetec Security Center 5.5sr5 Installation and enablement

21 cy=height The picture height, in pixels, which are displayed by the source filter. The default height is 240. di=deinterlace The DeInterlacing mode. Set the value to on to enable DeInterlacing. The default value is off. fps=frames The constant output frame rate of the DirectShow Filter. This rate is independent of the encoder frame rate, which varies based on the video content and bit rate limitations. frames must be in the range The default value is 15. vsu=usage The stream usage for the specified camera. If specified, usage must take one of the values: 0 live stream 1 recording stream 2 remote stream 3 low-resolution stream 4 high-resolution stream The default value is 0 (live stream). 2. Test the DirectShow Filter by completing the following steps: a. Open Microsoft Windows Media Player. b. Select File > Open URL. c. Enter the URL as specified in step 1. For example, to view the recording stream of camera number 15, on server , as user admin with password 12345, enter the URL: scnp://admin:12345@ /?cam=15&vsu=1 If the URL is specified correctly, the video starts playing. Troubleshooting video playback The Genetec Security Center video player does not start within the operator user interface. About this task If the Genetec Security Center video player does not start as expected within the operator user interface, complete the procedure. Procedure 1. Check whether Microsoft firewall is enabled. The firewall settings might block the video player. 2. To resolve the problem, if you are prompted by the Windows Presentation Foundation Host, select Allow to permit access to these features for private networks. Reinstalling the Genetec video player XBAP application To reinstall the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 video player XBAP application in the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics operator client, some clean up preparation is required. Chapter 7. Troubleshooting 15

22 About this task Use the following procedure before you reinstall the Genetec Security Center 5.5 SR5 video player XBAP application. Complete this procedure if a previous attempt to install the Genetec video player XBAP application was unsuccessful. Procedure 1. On the IBM Intelligent Video Analytics client system, open a Windows command prompt by using the option to Run as Administrator. 2. Run the following command: rundll32 %windir%\system32\dfshim.dll CleanOnlineAppCache rundll32 %windir%\syswow64\dfshim.dll CleanOnlineAppCache 16 IBM Intelligent Video Analytics: IBM IVA Integration Plug-in for Genetec Security Center 5.5sr5 Installation and enablement

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