Management Software
Centrally manage, control, and monitor LanTV servers, users, and system components
Management Software
LanTV management applications form the platform’s management layer. They let administrators manage one or more LanTV devices and advanced features, including available channels, users, and media.
The applications use a web-based UI, allowing administrators to manage device features from anywhere on the network.
Administrators can control system components over the network and manage the service without visiting the equipment in person.
The applications support channel searches, input configuration, user creation, and permissions such as channel access, recording, and screenshot capture. They also provide maintenance tools for checking current and historical device status charts, including signal conditions and device resource usages.
Features
- Centralized network TV management — Manage LanTV servers, users, and services from a single administration point.
- Centralized server management — Control multiple LanTV servers from one management interface.
- Network-based administration — Use the web UI to manage systems without being physically present at the equipment site.
- Signal-level monitoring — Check received signal levels for each device and input.
- Reception-status monitoring — Monitor input status and the reception quality of TV signal sources.
- Network traffic monitoring — View inbound and outbound network traffic for a device.
- Stream-count monitoring — Review stream counts and activity over different periods, including daily reports.
- Monitoring history — Review historical data and charts to assess system status and resource usage trends.
- User management — Manage individual users or groups and configure access according to the organization’s structure.
- Access control — Manage user access to LanTV services and features based on assigned roles and permissions.
- User groups — Organize users into groups and apply shared access policies.
- Per-user channel permissions — Specify which channels each user can watch.
- Group channel permissions — Assign channel sets to user groups to simplify access management at scale.
- Time-based access — Define permitted viewing times in line with organizational policies.
- Enable or disable users — Temporarily enable or disable accounts to control access quickly.
- Recording permissions — Control who can use recording features.
- Screenshot permissions — Control who can capture screenshots of the current channel.
- Current-channel monitoring — See which channel each user is watching to understand service usage.
- Network-based Recorder management — Access the Recorder management interface from other computers on the network and manage recording remotely.
- Recording storage management — Manage recording locations across local storage (DAS) and network storage (NAS, SAN).
- Recorder access management — Create accounts and manage permissions for the Recorder administration interface.