Video wall security and on-premises deployment

Run the controller on your Linux server

Craft Wall runs on a standard Linux server with an NVIDIA GPU and supports air-gapped on-premises deployment. Operators use a browser console on a laptop or tablet.

List the connections each source requires. An external web dashboard or conference service has its own network needs; check those alongside the controller's deployment.

• Plan an isolated video wall deployment →

Define access with SSO, MFA, RBAC and LDAP

Use the supported identity and access functions to plan authentication and operator permissions. Specify who can view sources, change layouts and administer the installation.

Review the identity provider and account lifecycle with an engineer. Agree the exact integration and test it against your organisation's access rules.

• Read the access-control guide →

Test recovery for your operating scenario

Craft Wall includes hot standby. Define failure scenarios, operator actions and acceptance checks with the implementation team.

Check the source systems, network and display connections as well as the server. Measure recovery in the agreed configuration; this page does not set a recovery-time guarantee.

• Explore product functions →
• Resilience tests in the proof-of-concept plan →

Agree updates and support before handover

The first year of software updates is included in the perpetual licence. Annual support is available as an option on the pricing page.

For an isolated installation, agree the update delivery, maintenance window and validation process with your IT team before release.

• See licence and support terms →

Know the contracting entity

The commercial entity outside Russia is PIXEL COMMAND SOLUTIONS - FZCO, IFZA, Dubai Silicon Oasis, UAE. Company registration: 83495. Commercial licence: 90264.

• Company particulars →
• Discuss deployment requirements →