All things related to multicast

[Eric Laird <>]

Hi,
We are still trying to receive streams and can not.
I can VLC stream my own multicast across our network.
I may not have the VLC settings correct for the stream, I read about 
an MTU issue and Vbricks.
We also have a VBRICK set up to receive 233.25.229.1.  It sees 
140.90.76.26  as the source but is not receiving video.
The VBRICK is also transmitting 233.7.178.5 port 5004.

Is anyone seeing the Okeanos stream?
Can you send me a packet capture showing the TTL of the video packets?
Can anyone see my Multicast on 233.7.178.5 port 5004?





Eric
Texas A&M

At 11:02 AM 6/3/2013, Brian Mollo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Was hoping I could get some verification on the NOAA Okeanos 
> streams. It's that time of year again and our oceanographers in the 
> northeast are all excited.  Some appear to be working while others 
> are pixelating pretty badly.
>
> Thank you,
> -bri
>
>
> udp://@233.25.229.1:5501
> udp://@233.25.229.2:5501
> udp://@233.25.229.3:5501
>
> udp://@233.56.12.5:5501
> udp://@233.56.12.2:5501 (in VLC can change view in "Playback/Program")
>
> rtp://233.56.12.6:4446
> rtp://@233.56.12.8:4448
> rtp://@233.56.12.10:4410
>
>
>
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>           NoX Network Engineer & Contact
>  Network Engineer - Harvard University - HUIT/UNSG
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Eric D Laird-KE5ISM, CCNA, EIEIO
TAMU-TTVN Wide Area Network Group Manager
http://wan.tamu.edu 979-862-3789

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