Install XProtect LPR

To run XProtect LPR, you must install:

At least one LPR server.
The XProtect LPR plug-in on all computers that run the Management Application and the event server.
Make sure that the user selected for running the LPR Server service can access the management server.

Milestone recommends that you do not install the LPR server on the same computer as your management server or recording servers.

Start installation:

Go to the download page on the Milestone website.
Download the two installers:
- Milestone XProtect LPR Plug-in installer to all computers that run the Management Application and the event server.
- Milestone XProtect LPR Server installer to all computers allocated for this purpose. You can also create virtual servers for LPR on one computer.
First, run all the Milestone XProtect LPR Plug-in installers.
Then, run the Milestone XProtect LPR Server installer(s).
During installation, specify the IP address or hostname of the management server or image server including the domain user name and password of a user account that has administrator rights to the surveillance system.
Launch the Management Application.
In the Management Application's navigation pane, your Management Application automatically lists the installed LPR servers in the LPR Servers list.
Make sure that you have the necessary licenses.
All country modules are automatically installed when you install your XProtect LPR product. However, the installed modules are by default disabled and you must enable the modules that you want to use. You can only enable as many country modules as you have LPR country module licenses for.

You cannot add LPR servers from the Management Application.

If you need to install more LPR servers after the initial installation, run the Milestone XProtect LPR Server installer on these servers.

If an antivirus program is installed on a computer running XProtect software, it is important that you exclude the C:\ProgramData\Milestone\XProtect LPR folder. Without implementing this exception, virus scanning uses a considerable amount of system resources and the scanning process can temporarily lock files.