BROADCAST DISTRIBUTION

 

A Back-Channel multicast maintains a TCP control channel between the client and server. The data stream is multicasted using UDP from the server to RealPlayers who join this multicast group. Use this type of multicast when user authentication is required or if you are multicasting to a medium sized group.

If you remove all Client Access Rules from the Back-Channel settings, the server automatically grants access to all multicast client IP addresses, and re-inserts the default Access Rule.

Back-Channel Multicasting
Enable Multicast
Enable SAP
PNA Port
RTSP Port

If you specify a port lower than 1024 on a UNIX system, the client must be logged on as super-user.
IP Address Range  to 
The IP Address Range for back-channel multicasting must not overlap with scalable multicast IP Address Ranges, and must be between 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255.
Time to Live
(Measured in router hops)
Resend
Multicast Delivery Only
Access Rules Add New Client Access RuleRemove Current Client Access RuleMove Current Client Access Rule UpMove Current Client Access Rule Down
Edit Client Access Rule Description

Client IP Address or Hostname
Use 'Any' to indicate all client IP addresses

Client Netmask
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