Tieline has announced the TieLink Traversal Server, designed to facilitate simple codec discovery, NAT (Network Address Translator) traversal, and connections throughout a network.
The TieLink Traversal Server is a secure, independently hosted global server network, with multiple global backups. It centralises Tieline codec contact list management and provides self-discovery of codecs within custom ‘call-groups’. Users can easily view the online or offline status of all codecs in a group and whether it is connected or disconnected. It also provides NAT traversal to simplify connections.
TieLink operates over most wired and wireless IP networks. It is as simple as making a phone call to get connected, and free to use with all G5 Genie and Merlin codecs and Traversal Server licences can be purchased for Bridge-IT and Bridge-IT Xtra codecs.
‘The TieLink Traversal Server ensures you will no longer need to worry about complex IP network configuration with Tieline codecs,’ says Tieline Sales Americas representative, Jake Daniluck. ‘Whether you are running a large network with hundreds of IP codecs, or a small station with just a few, TieLink makes connecting over IP a simple, no-fuss task for non-technical broadcast personnel.’
When combined with the Cloud Codec Controller, which is designed to manage an entire fleet of Tieline codecs remotely, engineers have the power to configure, connect and monitor all remote codecs from the studio more easily than previously.
See also:
Tieline Bridge-IT/Bridge-IT Xtra v2.18.76 firmware
More: www.tieline.com
