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Network configuration in Enterprise TV 5
Posted by Daniel Mee on 11 August 2011 04:35 PM
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DESCRIPTION: Information about configuring SnapStream version 5 to work correctly on your networkARTICLE: The SnapStream software uses the following ports for normal operation. Required Ports Ports 80 and/or 443 The SnapStream Web Interface can be hosted as non-ssl (80) and/or ssl (443). The system administrator can choose to disable port 80 through the IIS Administration Tool on the SnapStream Server. Ports 9090-9093 Used for communication between SnapStream Cluster Nodes. Port 9190 Used for programs written around the SnapStream API such as the Link Client Software, the Windows/Mac Web Players, and the DVD Burn Plugin. Port 9999 Used for file access communication on both nodes and clients. All of these ports are TCP. Discovery Server information is broadcast to the clients using Discovery Address 239.192.42.69, port 9990 (UDP), with Discovery Response Address 239.192.42.70, port 9991 (UDP). This information is used only in order for clients to auto-discover the server and is not necessary for the core functions of the software. More information on the multicasting protocol that is in use for server discovery can be found at http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2365.
Guide Data In order for the server to download program guide data, it must have access to port 443 on the following websites:
Please note that these IP addresses are subject to change without notice. For this reason, we strongly recommend whitelisting the DNS name rather than the IP address. | |
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