Connecting To An Nmos Registry Server; Configuring The Conductip Nmos Registry; Selecting An Nmos Registry - Matrox ConductIP Installation And User Manual

Connecting to an NMOS registry server

Matrox ConductIP has an internal NMOS registry server that is enabled by default, but you can
choose to use any NMOS registry server available on your network. For more information on
the settings described in this section, go to

Configuring the ConductIP NMOS registry

If you want to use the ConductIP internal NMOS registry, you must configure the following
settings. For more information on any of these settings, see
To configure the ConductIP NMOS registry:
Step 1.
Step 2.
Step 3.
Step 4.
Step 5.
Step 6.
Result of this task: The ConductIP NMOS registry has been configured.
When done, remember: Make sure
NMOS registry > Registry selection
you enabled it above (see

Selecting an NMOS registry

Whether you want to use the ConductIP NMOS registry or any other NMOS registry, you must
specify which registry you want ConductIP to use. For more information on any of these set-
tings, see NMOS
Part # V11550-301-0101(1)
Go to
Settings > NMOS registry > Registry configuration.
Enable the
Matrox ConductIP registry
More info: If you disable the ConductIP registry, the remaining settings on this
page will become unavailable.
Make sure
MDNS advertisement
Select the for the ConductIP registry (http or https).
Protocol
More info: If you select https, you may need to configure your server certifi-
cates accordingly (see Managing ConductIP
Select the for the ConductIP registry.
Priority
More info: If you have several NMOS registry servers on your network (e.g. for
redundancy), specify what priority the ConductIP NMOS registry has in rela-
tion to the other servers.
Click .
Apply
Select the internal registry
or the ConductIP NMOS registry will not work even if
Selecting an NMOS
registry.
NMOS registry.
NMOS
.
is enabled.
certificates).
is selected in
registry).
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