Enable .ini settings

Advanced controls can be enabled through an .ini file. By default the .ini file does not exist. If you create this file and it is empty, the Network Optix Mediaserver will populate it with all available settings, their defaults, and some documentation.

Nx Meta

Create an empty file by running:

sudo mkdir -p /home/networkoptix-metavms/.config/nx_ini 
sudo touch /home/networkoptix-metavms/.config/nx_ini/nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini 
sudo chmod 666 /home/networkoptix-metavms/.config/nx_ini/nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini

Nx Witness

Create an empty file by running:

sudo mkdir -p /home/networkoptix/.config/nx_ini 
sudo touch /home/networkoptix/.config/nx_ini/nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini 
sudo chmod 666 /home/networkoptix/.config/nx_ini/nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini

Nx Go

Create an empty file by running:

sudo mkdir -p /home/networkoptix/.config/nx_ini 
sudo touch /home/networkoptix/.config/nx_ini/nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini 
sudo chmod 666 /home/networkoptix/.config/nx_ini/nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini

Windows

Create the server .ini folder and in that folder create a file named 'nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini'

C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\nx_ini

C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\nx_ini\nx_ai_manager_plugin.ini

Restart the server and the .ini file is populated.

For more information check the instructions in the Nx Witness documentation

https://support.networkoptix.com/hc/en-us/articles/4410047158167-How-to-Create-ini-Files-for-Nx-Witnesssupport.networkoptix.com

Then restart the mediaserver. Once the mediaserver is restarted the .ini file should be filled with defaults.