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These are the keywords and values that can appear in the relay configuration file.
If you enter a string that includes spaces in any configuration file, you must enclose the string
in quotation marks. For example, “My Streaming Server” instead of My Streaming Server.
Keyword Value
relay_source Followed by these keywords and an appropriate value for each
keyword: in_addr, src_addr, in_ports, ttl
in_addr Input IP address. If the source broadcast is a multicast, this is the
multicast IP address. If the source broadcast is a unicast, this
must be one of the IP addresses on the source computer.
src_addr IP address of source (optional)
in_ports Port number of the RTP streams in the source broadcast. These
must be even numbers. The number of input ports should match
the number of output ports; make sure port numbers are unique
and don’t overlap.
ttl Time-to-live value (if it’s a multicast source). A time-to-live value
is used with multicasts to specify the number of times a media
stream can be passed from one router to another before the
stream is no longer transmitted.
The value can be any number between 0 and 255. A value of 1
reaches client computers on the local area network. The larger
the number, the farther the multicast packets will travel.
relay_destination Followed by these keywords and an appropriate value for each
keyword: dest_addr, out_addr, dest_ports, ttl
dest_addr Destination IP address (unicast or multicast) of the relay
out_addr IP address of the interface on which to send out multicast
packets (optional). If not set explicitly, the output interface is
chosen automatically.
dest_ports Port numbers of the RTP streams in the destination relay. These
must be even numbers. The number of output ports should
match the number of input ports; make sure port numbers are
unique and don’t overlap. Use unassigned port numbers starting
with 5000 and above.
include Followed by a path and filename for a relay configuration file
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