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Re-imaging a Streamvault appliance
To re-image a Streamvault™ appliance, you need its Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity (COA) to determine which image can be used with the appliance. Each Streamvault appliance has a COA label affixed to it, which indicates the edition of Windows running on the appliance.

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- Creating a factory reset USB key
  To reset the image of a Streamvault™ SV-100E, SV-300E, SV-350E appliance, or a Streamvault server or workstation appliance, you must prepare a bootable USB key that contains the required Streamvault software image.
- Product warranty for your Streamvault appliance
  Your Streamvault™ appliance is covered by a 3-year standard hardware and software warranty, with an optional 2-year extension.
- Re-imaging a Streamvault appliance
  To re-image a Streamvault™ appliance, you need its Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity (COA) to determine which image can be used with the appliance. Each Streamvault appliance has a COA label affixed to it, which indicates the edition of Windows running on the appliance.
- Finding the system ID and image version of a Streamvault appliance
  When contacting the Genetec™ Technical Assistance Center (GTAC), you need the System ID and the image version of the Genetec™ software installed on the appliance.
- Allowing file sharing on a Streamvault appliance
  To share the files and folders on your appliance with people in your network, you must enable file sharing in the SV Control Panel.
- Allowing Remote Desktop connections to a Streamvault appliance
  To control an appliance from any computer or virtual machine on the network, you must first enable remote access on the appliance.
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Re-imaging a Streamvault appliance

2024-06-06

To re-image a Streamvault™ appliance, you need its Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity (COA) to determine which image can be used with the appliance. Each Streamvault appliance has a COA label affixed to it, which indicates the edition of Windows running on the appliance.

Refer to the Streamvault Release Notes for a list of images that are compatible with your appliance, based on its Windows edition. Do not use your software image if your appliance runs a different edition of Windows than the one indicated in the release notes.

The following is an example of a typical COA label with Windows edition and certificate information stamped. Products that contain embedded versions of Microsoft software have a COA label.

Windows Certificate of Authenticity label, highlighting Windows edition and license information.

Note: Each Streamvault image is designed to work with its respective version of Security Center, as indicated in the Streamvault Release Notes. Downgrading Security Center to an earlier version might require reducing the hardening level of the appliance.

For an overview of product availability, support, and available services, see the Product Lifecycle page on GTAP.