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Alternative Methods for Verifying Pipeline
Configuration
Using RTMP Server for Mac
A free application, Local RTMP Server for macOS, is available through GitHub. You
can use it to stream straight to a Mac host, reading it back with VLC and verifying
it locally to make sure RTMP is working. The application can be found through the
following link:
https://github.com/sallar/mac-local-rtmp-server
Capturing Outgoing Packets and Creating a Transport
Stream
Another method for verifying the Pipeline configuration involves capturing
the outgoing packets from the BRIDGE LIVE server directly on BRIDGE LIVE,
downloading the PCAP (Packet Capture) file, and creating a transport stream out
of that data for inspection.
NOTE: Generating a PCAP file can be helpful when working with tech support on certain
issues.
Prerequisite
Before going through the steps of this process, it is a requirement that
BRIDGE LIVE is actively sending out a stream through a configured pipeline.
Generating a PCAP (Packet Capture) File
You can generate a PCAP file in the command line (SSH) as a sudo user.
• It is ideal to use a sample that does not contain any dropped packets.
• Capturing data using this method must use UDP or RTP. It will not work for
SRT.
WARNING:
When using SSH to access the BRIDGE LIVE system and run commands
as a root (sudo) user, please exercise caution. It is possible to severely or
irreparably damage the system if you are not clear on what you are doing.
Please seek appropriate guidance if you are uncertain about how to proceed.
Make Sure that SSH Daemon is Running on BRIDGE LIVE
1. From the Admin menu of BRIDGE LIVE, select Security. The Secure Shell
(SSH) and Password Management page displays.
2. Check that the status of SSH daemon is "running." If the status is "stopped,"
click Enable next to Manage SSH daemon. The SSH daemon status will
change to "running."
Figure 140. SSH Daemon is stopped