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For applications requiring <b>more than 50 cameras</b> or consisting of different departments the software can be broken out and additional Media Servers can be added.  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:59, 14 July 2025

Introduction

Architecture and Terms

Our software is built on the standard LEMP (Linux, Nginx, MYSQL, and PHP) architecture. The software has been designed to work on the latest LTS version of Ubuntu Linux. For networking purposes, there are 2 main components to the software application:

Application Server:
This makes up the bulk of the application and consists of 3 primary components:
  1. PHP web pages being served up by the Nginx web server
  2. MySQL Database
  3. NodeJS messaging and control service

Media Server:
This portion of the application handles all the communication with the cameras and video streams being served out to the client PCs. It also handles all the recording and clip creation.

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From a physical or virtual server perspective, the entire server side software stack can be run on a single server.

For applications requiring more than 50 cameras or consisting of different departments the software can be broken out and additional Media Servers can be added.

VALT Server Structure.png


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Basic Configuration

Key
Always Required
🔓 SSL is Disabled
🔒 SSL is Enabled
🔧 For Administration

Client to Application & Media Server(s)

This table shows the ports that must be opened for client machines to speak to the VALT Application and Media servers. Use the key to understand when certain ports apply.

Port Protocol Service Source Destination
🔓 TCP 80 HTTP Web Application Client Application Server
🔓 TCP 1935 WS Video Streaming Client Application & Media Server
🔒 TCP 443 HTTPS Web Application Client Application Server
🔒 TCP 444 WSS Video Streaming Client Application & Media Server
TCP 8000 HTTP/HTTPS* Downloads/Wowza webserver Client Application & Media Server
For Administration
🔧 TCP 22 SSH SSH Client Application & Media Server
🔧 TCP 8088 HTTP Wowza admin Client Application & Media Server


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Media Server(s) to Video Device(s)

This table shows the ports that must be opened for the video devices to communicate with VALT. Video devices refers to hardware such as:

Port Protocol Service Source Destination
TCP 80 HTTP Web Application/API Media Server Camera
TCP 554 RTSP Video Stream Media Server Camera


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Other Configurations

BEAM (Mobile Application)

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Only required for those who have purchased BEAM licenses.

BEAM is an application that allows users to leverage devices, such as iPads and iPhones, as a mobile video endpoint. This includes the following features:

Key
🔓 SSL is Disabled
🔒 SSL is Enabled
  • Live streaming to VALT
  • Recording sessions
  • Uploading sessions
Port Protocol Service Source Destination
🔓 TCP 80 HTTP BEAM API/HTTP Upload BEAM Device Media Server
🔓 TCP 1935 RTMP Video Streaming BEAM Device Media Server
🔒 TCP 443 HTTPS BEAM API/HTTPS Upload BEAM Device Media Server
🔒 TCP 444 RTMP Video Streaming BEAM Device Media Server


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Online Updates

✎
Valid DNS servers are required to download updates.
This table outlines the required ports and repositories that must be accessible for VALT servers to download and install the latest packages and updates.
Port Protocol Package Source Destination
TCP 80 HTTP Ubuntu Application & Media Server http://us.archive.ubuntu.com
TCP 80 HTTP Ubuntu Application & Media Server http://security.ubuntu.com
TCP 443 HTTPS IVS Application & Media Server https://apt.ipivs.com
TCP 443 HTTPS Ubuntu Changelogs Application & Media Server https://changelogs.ubuntu.com
TCP 443 HTTPS Docker Application & Media Server https://download.docker.com
TCP 443 HTTPS Docker Application & Media Server https://docker.ipivs.com


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Multiple Server Configurations

Application Server and Media Servers.png

✎
Only required for installations where additional servers, acting as Media Servers, are present.
Key
Always Required
🔓 SSL is Disabled
🔒 SSL is Enabled
Application Server to Media Server(s)
Port Protocol Service Source Destination
TCP 22 SSH OS Application Server Media Server
🔒 TCP 444 HTTPS Wowza Streaming Engine Application Server Media Server
🔓 TCP 1935 HTTP Wowza Streaming Engine Application Server Media Server
TCP 8000 HTTP/HTTPS Wowza Streaming Engine Application Server Media Server
TCP 8086 HTTP/HTTPS Wowza Streaming Engine Application Server Media Server
TCP 8087 HTTP Wowza Streaming Engine Application Server Media Server
Media Server(s) to Application Server
Port Protocol Service Source Destination
TCP 22 SSH OS Media Server Application Server
🔓 TCP 80 HTTP Wowza Streaming API Media Server Application Server
🔒 TCP 443 HTTPS Wowza Streaming API Media Server Application Server
TCP 8086 HTTP/HTTPS Wowza Streaming Engine Media Server Application Server
TCP 8087 HTTP Wowza Streaming Engine Media Server Application Server


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Digital Wowza License

This communication is required to verify valid Wowza Streaming licenses.

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Only required for servers utilizing an electronic Wowza key. Servers with a physical Wowza key do not need access to the licensing servers.
Media Servers to Wowza Licensing Servers
Port Protocol Source Destination
TCP 80 HTTP Media Server wowzalicense-all.wowzamedia.com
TCP 80 HTTP Media Server wowzalicense1.wowzamedia.com
TCP 80 HTTP Media Server wowzalicense2.wowzamedia.com
TCP 80 HTTP Media Server wowzalicense3.wowzamedia.com
TCP 80 HTTP Media Server wowzalicense4.wowzamedia.com


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VALT Cloud

VALT Cloud is a hybrid solution that requires an on-premise server and a cloud server.

The cloud server is the Application Server. This hosts the website where users will access the application.

The on-premise server is a Media Server. This hosts the camera streams and recordings.


The on premise media server will establish a connection to the VALT AWS Private Cloud. All traffic will flow through this connection. This connection requires the following ports:

On-Premise Media Server to Cloud Application Server
Port Source Destination
UDP 500 On-Premise Media Server Cloud Application Server
UDP 4500 On-Premise Media Server Cloud Application Server
GRE On-Premise Media Server Cloud Application Server


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VALT Cloud utilizes Let's Encrypt to provide SSL certificates. The On-Premise Media Server must be able to communicate with the following websites to request the certificate:

Let's Encrypt
Port Protocol Source Destination
TCP 443 HTTPS On Premise Media Server https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org
TCP 443 HTTPS On Premise Media Server https://route53.amazonaws.com


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