The server stores your media library, the player plays back your media to. UPnP AV works much like DLNA in that you need about 3 components a digital media server, digital media player and a digital media controller. It is possible to remove/add spare MDAs to a nat-group while the nat-group is admin enabled. UPnP AV is an extension of the UPnP protocol and it defines standards for devices to share audio and video data on home network. Alternatively, you can use the built in UPnP support for music streaming (and other file sharing) to and from devices on your own wireless network, if you have. Nat-groups that share spare MDAs must be configured with the same list of MDAs. Changing the active-mda-limit, adding or removing MDAs can only be done when the nat-group is shutdown. Spare MDAs can be shared in several nat-groups, but a spare can only become active in one nat-group at a time. A maximum of six MDAs per nat-group can be configured.Ī nat-group cannot become active (no shutdown) if the number of configured MDAs is lower than the active-mda-limit.Ī given MDA can be configured in several nat-groups but it can only be active in a single nat-group at any moment in time. Normal traffic could be routed to nat-group one, where a limited number of MDA without spare MDAs are available, while high priority traffic could make use of nat-group two, where several active MDAs and a spare MDA are configured. This gives the operator the ability to differentiate between different traffic types. A maximum of four nat-groups can be configured.
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