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The high-level design of the reference design is presented in figure 1. There are the following modules: | |||
* Default Server: This class instance the OnvifServer provided by LibOnvif and set up all its necessary information such as network interface, port, encryption, etc. See an example of this [[Onvif_device_server/User_Guide/Basic_Onvif_server_implementation|here]]. | |||
[[File:OnvifRefDesignHighLevelDiagram.png|thumb|center|1100px|Figure 1: High Level Design of Onvif Reference ]] | [[File:OnvifRefDesignHighLevelDiagram.png|thumb|center|1100px|Figure 1: High Level Design of Onvif Reference ]] | ||
File:OnvifRefDesignHighLevelDiagram.png | File:OnvifRefDesignHighLevelDiagram.png | ||
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High Level Design
The high-level design of the reference design is presented in figure 1. There are the following modules:
- Default Server: This class instance the OnvifServer provided by LibOnvif and set up all its necessary information such as network interface, port, encryption, etc. See an example of this here.
File:OnvifRefDesignHighLevelDiagram.png