Network Requirements

Network requirements will vary depending on the number of streams and whether you use our Cloud or On-Prem solution. The figures below assume your camera streams are configured to our recommendations.

For either solution, our edge device will need internet access as well as access to your security cameras. If your camera network is on a separate network and cannot access the internet then our device will need to connect to both networks with min 1Gbps connections. If your cameras are on an internet accessible network then only 1x 1Gbps link is needed.

Cloud Solution

Our cloud solution continuously streams your encrypted camera feeds to the cloud for processing. The chart below is an estimate of the average upload bandwidth that our NUC will consume.

To ensure consistent monitoring and maintain the performance of other activities on your network, your maximum bandwidth should exceed these estimates.

# of Streams	Average Upload Bandwidth
10	10 Mbps
30	30 Mbps
50	50 Mbps
100	100 Mbps
200	200 Mbps

On-Prem Solution

Our on-prem device significantly reduces average bandwidth consumption(when idle using under .1 Mbps). By processing streams locally, data and video are only uploaded when - incidents are detected, you monitor the live streams, or historical playback is used. During incidents you can expect an average spike of ~.7 Mbps per camera stream that caught the incident.

# of Streams	Minimum Upload Required	Average Bandwidth Usage
10	7 Mbps	.03 Mbps
30	21 Mbps	.10 Mbps
50	35 Mbps	.16 Mbps
100	70 Mbps	.32 Mbps
200	140 Mbps	.65 Mbps

With our On-Prem solution we recommend having a minimum of 50Mbps available download bandwidth so that our device is able to quickly download essential software updates

Firewall Exceptions

The following exceptions need to be added to your firewall to allow the Volt edge device to communicate with our core services.

Blue - On-prem devices

Yellow - Cloud device

Green - All devices

Service	TCP	UDP	Outbound Domain
Camera RTSP Endpoint	554	554	Local network
Nmap	554	554	Local network ping and nmap
Domains to whitelist	443 80	N/A	*.ubuntu.com *.archive.ubuntu.com *.security.ubuntu.com *.ppa.launchpad.net *.extras.ubuntu.com *.github.io *.nvidia.com *.docker.com
NTP		123	ntp.volt.ai
Volt in AWS	50005 443	443	*.volt.ai *.amazonaws.com
AWS Instance Metadata	80		169.254.169.254
LaunchDarkly	TLS 1.2 443	N/A	https://*.launchdarkly.com
Sentry	443	443	sentry.io *.sentry.io *.*.sentry.io
Speedtest	443, 5060, 8080	5060, 8080	*.speedtest.net
Tailscale	443	Outbound from port 41641 to any destiniation	See Tailscale guidance *.tailscale.com
Hardware Monitoring	10051 10050		monitoring.volt.ai

Tailscale

For our cloud solution we require a P2P connection from the edge NUC to our Cloud. Depending on your network setup this may require port forwarding/static port mapping or enabling UPnP, NAT-PMP, or PCP(NAT-PMP v2). Additional Information

Enabling UPnP, NAT-PMP, or PCP(NAT-PMP v2) is not recommended without additional security configurations.

Here is the function of each service:

• Camera RTSP Endpoint - Real-time risk detection, time & space. It is required for Volt AI's core services.

• Nmap - Camera discovery. Should not block the ping probes.
• Domains to whitelist - Security patches. Required for software and security upgrades.

• Volt in AWS - Volt AI services.

• LaunchDarkly - Volt AI Services.

• Sentry - Volt AI Services.

• Speedtest - Allows us to verify bandwidth requirements.

• Tailscale - VPN for Remote management software in case of an AWS outage or disruption. This also allows cameras to stream to our cloud with our NUC.

For further information or any technical inquiries, feel free to email at [e-mail] or contact your designated Volt AI point-of-contact.