in the Header bar. The Projects and Network Environments dialog opens. Program call:
Projects and Network Environments
and complete the dialog.Once the system has been set up to add all the cameras, organize the cameras into groups, create the users, set their access permissions and verify system security, you should save the settings as a project. Everything is saved, except for settings that are only relevant for the local installation, such as the RemoteControl port.
Secured system settings can be e-mailed directly from the application to other people. You can also include the encrypted access data for each camera (user name and password). When opening the project in MxMC, this access data will be used automatically. If you do not supply the access data, the user name and password will have to be entered manually for each camera.
Furthermore, you can quickly export a tabular overview of all cameras and camera groups from MxMC and save it in the usual way. The table lists the cameras with their IP addresses and the camera groups with the associated cameras.
in the Header bar. The Projects and Network Environments dialog opens. Projects and Network Environments and complete the dialog.
Note that you need a properly configured email client for this purpose. In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Email to 
. This will generate a project file which will be transferred to the mail program as an attachment within a new e-mail.
You can conveniently add large numbers of cameras, camera groups, devices and recordings/clips in MxMC using a list in MXU format. To create an MXU file based on the current project data, proceed as follows: