Genetec Security Center - Triton Cloud Integration
Genetec Security Center Triton Cloud Integration
1. Critical Pre-Requirements
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Licensing: Both Genetec Security Center and the Industrial IoT Plugin must be installed and properly licensed.
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Networking: A port forwarding rule must be created on your firewall pointing to the IP address of the server running the Industrial IoT plugin.
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Server Access: The plugin must be reachable via the selected HTTP port (default is often 56789).
2. Industrial IoT Plugin Setup (Genetec Config Tool)
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Protocol Configuration: Within the IIoT plugin tasks, navigate to the Protocols tab and add an HTTP Server connector.
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API Key: An API key will be generated—copy this immediately, as it is required for Triton Cloud and cannot be retrieved later.
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Device Type: It is recommended to import a Device Type file (JSON) to automatically map Triton sensor data points like CO2, Humidity, and TVOC.
3. Triton Cloud Configuration
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Integration Selection: Log into Triton Cloud and navigate to Integrations > Genetec.
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Host Settings: Enter your external IP/Hostname and the port defined in the IIoT plugin.
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Heartbeat: You can enable a Heartbeat toggle to send sensor health and environmental data to Genetec every 10 minutes.
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Authentication: Paste the API Key copied from the Genetec IIoT plugin into the designated field.
4. Testing the Integration
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Run Test: Use the "Run Test" button in the Triton Cloud integration menu.
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Verification: Choose a specific device and trigger type (e.g., Vape). If successful, the dashboard will display "Event successfully created," confirming that the alert reached Genetec Security Desk.
Pro-Tip:
📍 Visual Verification: Once the "Event successfully created" message is confirmed, go to your Genetec Monitoring task. Drag the sensor onto your map and link it to a nearby camera. This ensures that when the "Vape" trigger occurs, the video from the bathroom or hallway entrance automatically pops up for the operator.