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External Users & Groups via Active Directory
When enabled active directory users and groups can be used for authentication.
To enable active directory:
1. Enter the Active Directory DNS Domain for example yourdomain.local.
2. Enter the Active Directory Server Hostname for example ADSERVER, you can also enter its IP
address.
3. Select the Active Directory Server Port, this can be plaintext or SSL.
4. Enter the Active Directory Username and Active Directory Password.
5. Save the settings, click the prompt to reload the service at the top of the page.
6. You will now have option to map your AD groups to the DVS-200 Admin, Power User, Viewer
Plus and Contributor groups. Any AD user not in these groups will automatically receive viewer
only privileges.
Please Note: Active directory users and groups are cached local and updated periodically, changes to
AD user or Groups may take 15 minutes to take effect.
RTMP Settings
RTMP Port
The default port of 1935 should generally not be changed, for advanced users only.
Always start on key frame
When enabled clients that connect to the RTMP stream will always start playback on a key frame,
this may increase delay.
Disable audio until first video frame is sent
When enabled no audio will be sent until after the first video frame (RTMP clients only).
AV Sync Interval
If the RTMP client's bandwidth is not enough to receive data at the publisher's (encoders) rate, some
frames are dropped by server leading to a synchronization problem. When the timestamp difference
exceeds the value specified as sync argument an absolute frame is sent fixing that.
Max message size
This setting relates to how much memory the RTMP server can use, the default 10MB should be fine
for most cases but if you have issues with very high bitrate streams disconnecting this should be
increased.
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