20 Gateway and Gateway 4 Manual v1.2
© Tieline Research Pty. Ltd. 2021
An AoIP source in the codec is an AES67 stream sent by the codec to an
AES67 LAN.
Secure Sockets Layer is a security protocol for establishing encrypted links
between a web server and a browser for online communication
Studio-to-transmitter link for program audio feeds
Studio-to-studio audio link
The STUN protocol (Simple Traversal of UDP through NATs) assists devices
behind a NAT firewall or router with packet routing. A STUN client generates
STUN requests and a STUN server, attached to the public internet, receives
STUN requests and sends responses.
TCP protocol ensures reliable in-order delivery of data packets between a
sender and a receiver
Traversal Server used to add Tieline codecs to a TieServer Domain and
centralize codec contact list management, by providing self-discovery of
codecs within call-groups, and NAT traversal to simplify connections.
Centralized servers providing domain management facilities for Tieline
applications including the TieServer Console, Cloud Codec Controller and
TieLink Traversal Server.
A high-level group, associated with a particular broadcaster/customer, that is
used to securely demarcate their Tieline assets from other
broadcasters/customers. It applies to usage and management of Tieline
codecs and Report-IT users when using Tieline applications including the
TieServer Console, Cloud Codec Controller and TieLink Traversal Server.
Transport Layer Security is an updated version of SSL.
Time-to-Live is the setting used in muliticast servers to ensure data packets
have a finite life and don't cause congestion over networks. Each time a packet
passes through a router it reduces by 1 until it reaches zero, at which point a
router will no longer pass the packet.
User Datagram Protocol: the most commonly used protocol for sending internet
audio and video streams. UDP packets include information which allows them
to travel independently of previous or future packets in a data stream
Broadcasting of a single stream of data between two points
Virtual Local Area Network: partitioning of a single layer-2 network to create
multiple distinct broadcast domains
Wide Area Network; a computer network spanning regions and/or countries to
connect separate LANs
Network system using Internet Protocol to enable audio to be intelligently
distributed to devices across scalable networks
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