Cisco Headend System Release 2.5 User Guide
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Setting Up the TSBroadcaster
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Configure the TSBroadcaster Client Machines, Continued
Set Up Java Policy Files
Each client needs a Java policy file to allow the application development applet to
access the client file system.
To set up a Java policy file on each client, complete the following steps.
To set up a Java policy file on each client, complete the following steps.
1.
Create a .java.policy on each client and insert the text below, replacing
<address> with the actual address of the machine on which the
TSBroadcaster is installed:
grant codeBase "http://<address>:8080/-" {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
grant codeBase "http://<address>:8080/-" {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
2.
If a client is to access more than one TSBroadcaster server, repeat step 1 for
each machine, inserting the appropriate address each time.
3.
Copy the policy file to the home directory of each user on the client machine
as follows:
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For users on a standard Windows 2000 client machine, type this directory
path:
C:\Documents And Settings\<user>\.java.policy
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For DNCS users on a Sun machine, type this directory path:
export/home/dncs
Setting Up ASI Output
By default, the TSBroadcaster produces a full transport stream and outputs the
transport stream as packet mode ASI stream. This output will provide a signal that
can be passed to many common modulators and received directly by OCAP
receivers.
To alter the characteristics of the ASI stream or filter elementary streams out for
To alter the characteristics of the ASI stream or filter elementary streams out for
delivery to multiplex systems, see Configure ASI Output in Chapter 10 of this
guide.