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Appendix A: Storage
280 VideoEdge NVR 4.4 Installation and User Manual
Storage Strategy
In order to properly configure an NVR, it is important to understand how much storage you will
require and how to configure it to maximize the overall performance.
To configure storage on an NVR you must consider:
1 S
torage
The type of storage to be used (Internal HDDs, iSCSI external storage, Fiber
Optic exter
nal storage, USB external hard drives, etc).
The storage configuration (RAID 0, RAID1, RAID 5,
RAID 6, JBOD, etc).
2 Came
ras
Total number of cameras.
Type of cameras (make/model, resolution, codec,
FPS, compression, recording
mode).
The file size of the camera’s video stream that is to be recorded.
3 Th
e required recording retention period for stored video.
Below details some different storage usage examples and are compared to the NVR 4.1 storage
mo
del:
Example 1: Using a 20TB RAID set
NVR 4.1: 20
TB RAID set is divided into 10 2TB logical volumes. There are 10 storage devices
seen on the NVR.
NVR 4.2+:
20TB RAID set can be added as 1 20TB volume. The NVR will recognize this as 1
storage device that can be used for storage. Alternatively you can create 10 2TB logical
partitions. The NVR will recognize this as 10 storage devices that can be used for storage.
NVR 4.2.1+ (Migrated from 4.1): 20
TB RAID set is still divided into 10 2TB logical volumes.
Each 2TB volume is represented as 14 storage devices. The NVR will recognize this as 140
storage devices that can be used for storage.
Example 2: Configuration Set up
NVR 4.1: S
torage configuration is performed using the NVR Administration Interface.
NVR 4.2+: S
torage configuration is performed using Linux YaST/Partitioner.
If you want to use the XFS file system for maxim
um throughput, additional file system options
need to be configured. For Internal devices, you need to configure;
rw,noatime,nodiratime,attr2,nobarrier,noquota,allocsize=4m,inode64. For external
devices,
includingiSCSIandFiberOptic,youneedtoc onfigure;
nofail,rw,noatime,nodiratime,attr2,nobarrier,noquota,allocsize=4m,inode64.
Note
nobarrier should only be used on storage devices connected to disk controllers with battery
backed cache.
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