External Encode Server

[Cooller89]

Hello everyone, tell me, can encode server work in an external network? I have 2 computers in different Internet networks, they see each other on the external network, I configured them this way, but is it possible to do this for encode? To throw ports? Which ones? Will it work?

[carl]

It should work, though you will need to specify the IP addresses of the servers in the configuration, as the "auto detection" will not happen.

You need to allow connections on ports 6192-6194.

[Cooller89]

not working ((

[Carsten]

I guess you need to tell us more about the specific network configuration.

[Cooller89]

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[Cooller89]

although a few tasks have passed!
there should actually be a lot more of them

[Carsten]

What kind of an internet connection is this? You need something in the range of 1GBit/s to see any performance improvement. I don't think this makes sense. As you may recognise, it takes an enormous amount of time to receive the raw data through this internet connection. If this is asymmetric (most internet connections have a higher download rate than upload rate), there is probably a bottleneck from main to remote because uncompressed images have to be pushed through the slower upstream to the remote encoding server.

[Cooller89]

you are right, apparently the connection speed simply does not allow, in which case there is no point in this topic anymore. thanks for the help =)

[Kewl]

You need to allow connections on ports 6192-6194.

Just to be clear: is it ports 6192, 6193, and 6194 or only ports 6192 and 6194? Also, is the routing scheme multicast?

[carl]

It's not a particularly elegant system! Servers listen on 6192 for requests to encode frames. Servers listen on 6193 for the master instance to ask if they want to encode some frames, and servers reply on 6194 if they do.