SERVER NAME:
Out Port:
In Port:
In:
srt://
:
REGION:
Server Version:
No of output streams:
Out:
srt://
:
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SETUP SERVER
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Input stream port
Allowed: 9100 - 9200
Input stream encryption
Use passphrase on input port
Generate
The encoder must use the same passphrase, otherwise it cannot connect.
Encryption is AES-128 (pbkeylen=16). Applies after Save & Restart.
Output stream port
Allowed: 9201 - 9999
Output stream encryption
Use one passphrase for all viewers on the output port
Generate
Every viewer on that port uses the same passphrase, and it goes into the Out URL above. Applies after Save & Restart.
No. of output ports
0 - nobody watches the output port
2
4
6
8
10
Allowed: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10 - this is also the viewer limit on that port. With 0 the port is closed in the firewall, so every viewer goes to a PRO port.
Output ports (PRO)
Number of ports (1-100)
Viewers per port
Port range
Protect every port with its own passphrase
Without a passphrase anyone who finds the port can watch. A random high port only hides it from a casual look - a scan finds it.
Pick ports randomly inside the range (more combinations)
Ports that stay inside the range
keep their passphrase
, so URLs you already handed out keep working. The server reads this at startup, so it
applies after a restart
.
Save output ports
These fields are saved by this button - or together with
Save & Restart
below.
Shared output port open to the internet
That is the common port without a passphrase - on a PRO server anyone with the address can watch it. This one
applies immediately
, no restart.
Save & Restart
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