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From unforeseen glitches. Once the firmware has been applied to the first (operational) partition, the device goes into an observation mode to ensure the new firmware operates properly. Observation mode lasts for about ten minutes once the firmware update is completed. Once proper function has been verified, the device applies the firmware to the second (backup) partition and logs the new firmware version with OvrC. If the new firmware fails, the device restores the backup firmware to the first (operational) partition. As of this writing, OvrC does not track whether a Luma x20 device is in observation mode. This means that, for about ten minutes in OvrC, it looks like the firmware update didn’t take, and that an update is available. If you try to update the firmware again while your Luma is in observation mode, the update will fail in OvrC but this will not impact the performance of the device. While in observation mode, you can log in to the device’s web UI to see the proper firmware version. Set up Luma VMS with an x20 NVR Before you begin, please read the Software requirements to ensure your system has the power needed to handle VMS to your expectations. To download the VMS, Using Firefox or Safari, download the VMS zip file here. Using Chrome or Edge, copy this link into a new tab: . Chrome may say "Insecure download blocked" but if you press Keep it will download just fine. Unzip the VMS download. Double click Luma View VMS Lite.exe and follow the prompts. You may need to close antivirus software. To uninstall, click Start > Luma View VMS > Uninstall. The procedure, along with download links, etc., can be found Launch the software for the first time. PTZ questions Set up PTZ smart tracking Do this using OvrC (below) or scroll down to the web UI instructions. Using OvrC In OvrC, click on your camera's name to go to its Device Details page. Select whether you want smart tracking to be activated by area intrusion or line crossing. Enable that function. Click on the edit icon for that function. Use the PTZ control rosette to move the camera into its home position, where it can see the line or area well. Set this as the PTZ's home position by enabling Smart Tracking Home Position. Draw your line or zone. Enable your targets and adjust the sensitivity as usual. Switch PTZ Smart Tracking on. Click the back arrow to return to the Device Details page. Ensure the Intrusion Zone or Line Crossing is still enabled. Using the web interface Connect to your camera. Navigate to Config > Event. Decide whether you want smart tracking to be activated by region intrusion or line crossing; click that link. Enable that function. Click Save. Go to the Area tab Use the PTZ control rosette to move the camera into its home position, where it can see the line or area well. Set this as the PTZ's home position by enabling

SVM and all the guest VMs are back in their protected state (green dot). Upgrade an existing appliance SVM manually This upgrade option works for both NSX-V and NSX-T environments. With a manual upgrade, you'll use the vMotion mechanism to preserve the guest VMs' protection while the upgrade occurs. To upgrade the appliance SVM, follow these steps: Step 1: Import the new virtual appliance packages into the manager Step 2: Review or restore identified files Step 3: Migrate guest VMs to another ESXi host Step 4: Upgrade your old appliance SVM Step 5: Check that maintenance mode was turned off Step 6: Check that the new appliance SVM is activated Step 7: Final step Step 1: Import the new virtual appliance packages into the manager On your Deep Security Manager computer, go to the software page at Download the latest Deep Security Virtual Appliance package to your computer. On Deep Security Manager, go to Administration > Updates > Software > Local. Click Import and upload the package to Deep Security Manager. When you import the appliance package, Deep Security Manager automatically downloads Deep Security Agent software that is compatible with the operating system of the appliance's virtual machine. This agent software appears under Administration > Updates > Software > Local. When you deploy the appliance, the embedded agent software will be auto-upgraded to the latest compatible version in Local Software by default. You can change the auto-upgrade version by clicking Administration > System Settings > Updates tab > Virtual Appliance Deployment.It is acceptable to have multiple versions of the Deep Security Virtual Appliance package appear under Local Software. The newest version is always selected when you deploy a new Deep Security Virtual Appliance. Optionally, for guest VMs that run Microsoft Windows, you can also download the Deep Security Notifier. The notifier is a component that displays messages for Deep Security system events in the system tray. For details, see Install the Deep Security Notifier. Step 2: Review or restore identified files Review or restore identified files as necessary because identified files will be lost when you move your VMs or delete the Deep Security Virtual Appliance. There is no need to shut down the guest VMs while replacing the appliance SVM. Step 3: Migrate guest VMs to another ESXi host For brevity, this procedure uses these terms: ESXi_A is the ESXi server with the virtual appliance that you want to upgrade. ESXi_B is the ESXi server where guest VMs are migrated to while the appliance SVM upgrade occurs. We assume it is under the same cluster as ESXi_A. Enable DRS for the cluster and make sure it has an automation level of Fully Automated. See this VMware article for details.

CloudShare provides the ability to export and download your individual VMs and entire environments directly to your cloud folder. The resulting OVF files can then be imported to your local Virtual Center.Note:The export feature is a role-based option that might be disabled for the selected project. Contact your CloudShare Account Manager for inquiries regarding user/role permissions.To enable the export feature:1. Click Projects from the left menu.2. Click the project with the environment you want to export.3. Click the Permissions tab.4. Click the edit icon in the Environments box to enable Export Environment for all or specific users.Exporting VMsFrom your main environment dashboard screen, you can either export individual VMs or the entire environment at once. You can also export VMs from the Blueprint Details page.Each VM will have an Export VM button. The exported file itself will be based on the snapshot you have stored for this environment.From the same view above, you can also export the entire environment by clicking Export VMs from the right menu.