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*NOTE: The AirMedia Google Chrome Extension uses WebRTC based screen mirroring and may utilize other ports dynamically. If this port is blocked, AirMedia canvas control will not function. This port is for AirMedia canvas control. If this port is blocked, AirMedia will not function. This port is used for Crestron control system connections. If this port is blocked, the AirMedia Connect Adapter cannot be used. Required if using an AirMedia Connect Adapter (future release). This port carries control channel information. Required if using the AirMedia Google Chrome ™ Extension*. These ports carry audio and video streams. If these ports are blocked, AirMedia will not function. These ports carry audio streams outbound from the client and control/QOS information outbound from the receiver. If this port is blocked, automatic network discovery will not function correctly. This port is used for AirMedia Presentation Gateway discovery. This port is used for web configuration pages when SSL is enabled. This port provides captive portal functionality. This port is used for file transfer for configuration files/upgrades and text console configuration. This may require administrator privileges.įor a list of ports that allow the client to communicate with the device, refer to the following tables. If the rule is not created, the operating system prompts the user with the option to add a rule. Crestron requires creating a rule for the AirMedia sender application that allows all traffic to pass to the device. The AirMedia sender application requires firewall rules to allow it to communicate with AirMedia devices.

Air media server app dynamic series#

For AirMedia Series 3 and AirMedia 2.0 devices, Crestron recommends using Active Directory® credential management software.ĪirMedia Screen (General Settings) for AirMedia Series 3 ReceiversĪirMedia Screen (Network Adapter) for AirMedia Series 3 ReceiversĪirMedia Screen for DMPS3, CCS-UC-1, and CCS-UC-1-Xĭevice Administration Screen for AM-100 and AM-101

Air media server app dynamic password#

The username and password of a new device should be changed when signing in for the first time. Parameters such as the device’s IP address, connections to control systems, and connections to Crestron Connected® devices are set with a web browser. AirMedia 2.0 devices may also be configured via the XiO Cloud service. Device ConfigurationĪirMedia is configured through the device's web configuration interface.

NOTE: If the domain name field is blank, NSUPDATE is not sent.

If the device is using DHCP to obtain an IP address, and the Domain Name field in the Network Setup screen is not blank.

If the device is using a static address and the DNS field is populated.

NSUPDATE is sent under the following conditions: NetBIOS is used only if the host name is 15 characters or less and is disabled if the host name is longer than 15 characters. Once the host name is configured, the IP address display can be turned off in the AirMedia web pages. Crestron has implemented the following automated ways of resolving a device by host name:Ĭrestron recommends configuring either a static IP or a DHCP reservation for the IP address as well as a DNS entry for the AirMedia device. The IP address can be hidden from the on-screen display to limit the amount of information presented to the user. To avoid confusion when entering an IP address, Crestron recommends each AirMedia device be given a host name that is easy for the user to remember. AirMedia Device Considerations Device Naming