Specifications

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Appendix B Creating Bulk Configuration Files
Creating Stream Destination Bulk Configuration Files
Creating Stream Destination Bulk Configuration Files
If the Stream Destination is set to IPTV, the Stream Destination page is displayed instead of the QAM
Gateway and Headend Setup pages. The Stream Destination feature is available only for single-site
steering and in ISA environments that use gigabit Ethernet streaming as the streaming mode. For more
information, see the “Stream Destination” section on page F-4. The Stream Destination page provides a
way to associate subnetworks with Stream Groups.
Table B-4 defines the Bulk Configuration file elements for Stream Destination.
For information about the values of the attributes, see the “Configuring Stream Destinations” section on
page 4-17.
Note The Preference attribute can have a value of High or None. These values are case sensitive.
Following is an example of the Bulk Configuration file used to populate the Stream Destination page:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<StreamDestinationList
xmlns="http://www.cisco.com/schemas/VCPBU/CDS-TV/R0/ciscowebsvcs">
<StreamDestination SubnetAddress="132.2.2.0" SubnetMask="255.255.255.0" >
<StreamGroupPreference StreamGroupName="NEWTEST" Preference="High" />
<StreamGroupPreference StreamGroupName="s234" Preference="None" />
</StreamDestination>
<StreamDestination SubnetAddress="130.10.10.0" SubnetMask="255.255.255.0" >
<StreamGroupPreference StreamGroupName="s234" Preference="High" />
<StreamGroupPreference StreamGroupName="NEWTEST" Preference="None" />
</StreamDestination>
</StreamDestinationList>
Table B-4 Bulk Configuration File Elements for Stream Destination
Tag Elements Attributes Description
StreamDestinationList StreamDestination Marks beginning and end of
subnets defined for IPTV.
StreamDestination StreamGroupPreference SubnetAddress
SubnetMask
Defines a subnet.
StreamGroupPreference StreamGroupName
Preference
Maps Stream Groups to the
subnet address.