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en:prerequis_zebrixbox [2018/09/20 18:04] admin [zebrix player: network pre-requisites] |
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| ===== Physical connectivity ===== | ===== Physical connectivity ===== | ||
| - | If you use a wired connection You'll need one available port on your switch per screen. | + | If you use a wired connection you'll need one available port on your switch per screen. |
| If you want to use a wireless network, please ensure that the signal strength is good enough. Using a wired connection is always a better practice. | If you want to use a wireless network, please ensure that the signal strength is good enough. Using a wired connection is always a better practice. | ||
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| The zebrix player can be configured, according to your preference, in static IP addressing or DHCP. | The zebrix player can be configured, according to your preference, in static IP addressing or DHCP. | ||
| - | This can be achieve via the configuration menu of the player (open it by pressing F1) | + | This setting can be defined via the configuration menu of the player (open it by pressing F1) and using the "network configuration" section. |
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| + | {{ :public_media:en:nuc_zebrixboxconfiguration.jpg?nolink |}} | ||
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| + | <WRAP center round info 60%> | ||
| + | By default, zebrix player uses DHCP | ||
| + | </WRAP> | ||
| ===== Destination IP and port to allow on your firewall ===== | ===== Destination IP and port to allow on your firewall ===== | ||
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| {{ :public_media:en:en_zebrix_network_flows.jpg?nolink&800 |}} | {{ :public_media:en:en_zebrix_network_flows.jpg?nolink&800 |}} | ||
| - | The most common way to connect a zebrix player to zebrix is through http (TCP 80 port). You can also use https (443) if you want an encrypted connection. This channel is used for media downloads and receiving instructions from the platform. | + | The most common way a zebrix player will use to connect to the zebrix server is through http (TCP 80 port). You can also use https (443) if you want an encrypted connection. This channel is used for media downloads and receiving instructions from the web platform. |
| Please note that zebrix connectivity is not compatible with proxy server. If you have to use a proxy on http and https that couldn't be bypassed, you will have to connect your player to zebrix via TCP 6001 (http) or TCP 6002 (https). Please allow the port that fits the best with your situation. | Please note that zebrix connectivity is not compatible with proxy server. If you have to use a proxy on http and https that couldn't be bypassed, you will have to connect your player to zebrix via TCP 6001 (http) or TCP 6002 (https). Please allow the port that fits the best with your situation. | ||
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| ^Source IP^Source Port^ Destination IP ^Destination Port ^ | ^Source IP^Source Port^ Destination IP ^Destination Port ^ | ||
| - | |**any** |**any** |**46.105.174.70 (screenv2.zebrix.net)**|**TCP 80 or 443 or 6001 or 6002**| | + | |**any** |**any** |**46.105.174.70 (screen.zebrix.net)**|**TCP 80 or 443 or 6001 or 6002**| |
| |**any** |**any** |**46.105.174.69** |**UDP 1194** |Highly recommended| | |**any** |**any** |**46.105.174.69** |**UDP 1194** |Highly recommended| | ||
