First off, since the cameras are intentionally offline, you should be able to stop those notifications by tweaking some settings in your VSOM. Log into your VSOM account and look around for something related to alerts or notifications. You'll want to adjust the settings that control when and how these notifications are sent out. This way, you can give your inbox a break while the cameras are offline.
If you're having trouble finding these settings or they don't seem to do the trick, you could try changing the status of the cameras within VSOM. Maybe there's an option to label them as "under maintenance" or "offline for now." This could help silence those pesky notifications while still letting the system know that this is all part of the plan.
If the VSOM setup is being a bit stubborn and none of the above is working, don't sweat it. You can always reach out to their technical support for some expert advice. They're usually super helpful and might have a quick fix specific to your version of VSOM.
If you're feeling adventurous and know your way around network stuff, you could temporarily tweak some settings to keep those notifications from reaching you. But be careful with this one – you wouldn't want to mess up anything else in the process.
While we work on getting those notifications to chill, it might be a good idea to document this intentional outage and let your team know what's going on. This way, everyone's on the same page and won't panic when they see the cameras offline.
Hope this helps you regain some peace and quiet from those notifications. If you need more guidance, don't hesitate to ask or get someone who's a pro at this stuff to lend a hand. You got this!
