Table of Contents

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Index

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<CdnManifest> tag   3-16

<contentType> tag   3-19

<extension> tag   3-8, 3-20

<host> tag   3-22

<item> tag

contained in <item-group>   3-32

description   3-25

precedence   3-5

<item-group> tag   3-5, 3-32

<options> tag   3-23

<playServer> tag   3-18

<playServerTable> tag   3-7, 3-8, 3-36

<server> tag   3-21

A

allow

Spider script   A-5

alternateUrl attribute

item   3-25

item-group   3-32

A-record   1-4

ASF   1-11, 3-9, 3-37

ASX   1-11, 3-36, 3-37

Audio Visual Interleaved

See AVI

AVI   1-10, 3-8, 3-36

mapped to Windows Media Services   3-9

C

cache

placing content in   3-4

RealServer   3-7

CDN

content type mapping   3-19

end users   1-3

linking to web page   3-5

manifest file   3-12

placing content in cache   3-4

time zones   B-1

cdn-http tag   3-6

cdn-live tag   3-8, 3-10

CdnManifest.dtd   3-41

cdn-media   3-6, 3-8

cdnPrefix attribute

item-group   3-32

cdn-qtss   3-6

cdn-real   3-6, 3-7

cdn-url attribute

and published URL   3-6

and src   3-25, 3-29

contains   3-31

item   3-25, 3-26

cdn-wmt   3-6

check size mode   3-42

clearlog attribute

options   3-24

configuring

origin server   3-2

contains attribute

item   3-26, 3-31

content

creating a list of   3-11

deploying   2-5

distributing   1-5

expiration date and time   3-28

fetched from server   3-29

freshness   2-7, 2-9

grouping   3-32

identifying for CDN   2-6

live   1-6, 3-8

mapping   3-17

on-demand   1-6

placing on CDN   2-5

pre-positioned   1-6

pre-positioning   3-11

proxy caching   1-6

refreshed   2-7

selecting with Manifest script   A-7

streamed   1-6

supported   1-10

TTL   3-29

types   2-5

content attribute

listing   3-25

Content Engines

A-record   1-4

assigning to hosted domain   2-4

IP address   1-4

preferred   1-3

reallocating disk space   2-9

removing bad content from   2-9

suitable for routing   1-2

verifying content   2-8

Content Routers

communicate with DNS   1-3

proxy tables   1-3

routing user requests   1-3

subdomains delegated to   2-3

content routing

about   1-2

end user requests   1-3

CORRECTmanifest file syntax validator   3-44

CPAN   A-2

crawl

broadening scope   A-4

limiting scope   A-4

web site   A-4

D

date attribute

expiration   3-28

serve content after   3-29

db

Manifest script   A-10

Spider script   A-5

default mode

manifest syntax validator   3-42

deleting bad content   2-9

depth

Spider script   A-5

disk space

reallocating   2-9

DNS

lookup   1-3

mechanisms   1-3

modifying to create subdomain   2-3

proxy   1-3

DOC   3-36

DOC See Microsoft Word

Document Type Definition

manifest file   3-14

DTD See Document Type Definition

E

end users

requesting content   1-3

expires attribute

about   2-7

item   3-27

proxy-caching   1-6

F

fetch content   1-6

file

attribute

marking for import   3-25

extension

mapping   3-17

tag   3-20

Manifest script   A-9

Spider script   A-6

firewall   3-3

freshness

content   2-7

verifying   2-8

G

GIF   1-10, 3-36

GMT   3-29

Graphics Interchange Format

See GIF

group content   3-32

H

hd

Spider script   A-6

host attribute

defining   3-22

hosted domain

change HTML to point to.   2-5

Content Engines assigned   2-4

manifest file   3-12

naming conventions   2-3

specifying for Spider script   A-4

URL and playserver definitions   3-6

users requesting content from   1-3

HREF

modifying for CDN   2-5

HTML   1-10, 3-36

HTTP playserver name   3-36

Hypertext Markup Language

See HTML

I

INCORRECT manifest file syntax validator   3-44

J

Java Runtime Environment   3-41

Joint Photographic Experts Group

See JPG

JPG   1-10, 3-36

JRE See Java Runtime Environment

L

limit

Spider script   A-6

limiting scope   A-4

Listen Port splitting   3-2

live command

Manifest script   A-9

live content   1-6

publishing point   3-4

selecting with Manifest script   A-7

URL   3-8

versus pre-positioned   A-8

Windows Media Services   3-10

live See type attribute

M

manifest file

content location   3-11

creating   3-12

deploying content using   2-5

document type definition   3-14

DTD   3-13

example   3-37

fetching   1-6

hosted domain   3-12

identifying to service provider   2-6

limitations   3-13

Listen Port identified   3-2

pre-positioning   2-4

removing content from   2-9

repairing syntax   3-46

script   2-6

syntax validator

check size mode   3-42

default mode   3-42

example output   3-45

installing   3-41

obtaining   3-40

output   3-44

running   3-42

source files   3-41

warnings   3-46

time zones   B-1

updating   2-7

manifest-id attribute

options   3-23

Manifest script

about   2-6, A-2

configuration file   2-6

customizing   A-11

generating manifest with   3-12

rules file   A-11

selecting content   A-7

source code   A-26

syntax

guidelines   A-8

live command   A-8

prepos command   A-8

manifest syntax validator   3-43

manval.zip   3-41

map

Manifest script   A-10

Spider script   A-6

match Manifest script   A-10

media

marking for import   3-25

playserver name   3-36

supported   1-10, 3-36

Microsoft

PowerPoint   3-36

supported content   1-11

Word   3-36

MIME content types   3-17, 3-19

Motion Picture Experts Group

See MPG

mountpoint   3-10

MOV

See QuickTime

See QuickTime Movie

MP3   1-10, 3-36

MP4

see QuickTime

MPG   1-10, 3-36

multicast streaming   3-1

N

name attribute

contentType   3-19

extension   3-20

host   3-22

playServer   3-18

server   3-21

Name Server   1-3

requests   1-3

naming conventions   2-3

noRedirectToOrigin attribute

item   3-26, 3-27, 3-31

item-group   3-33

options   3-23

NS

see Name Server

O

on-demand content

see proxy caching

origin server

configuring for live streaming   3-1

content cached from   1-6

content distribution to CDN   1-5

fetching content from   1-6

relative location of content   3-11

output

manifest file syntax validator   3-44, 3-45

P

password attribute

host   3-22

PDF   1-10, 3-36

PERL

installing   A-2

Manifest script

about   3-12

source   A-26

Spider script

about   2-6

source   A-12

playserver

attribute   3-27

hierarchy of tags   3-5

http supported formats   3-36

mappings    3-17

media supported formats   3-36

qtss supported formats   3-36

real supported formats   3-37

supported   3-1

tables   3-17

playserver attribute

item   3-28

item-group   3-33

playservertable

Manifest script   A-9

PlayServerTable.dtd   3-42

Portable Document Format

See PDF

port attribute

host   3-22

PowerPoint   1-11, 3-36

PPT

See Microsoft PowerPoint

prefetch attribute

item   3-28

prefix   A-5

Spider script   A-6

prepos

Manifest script   A-9

See type attribute

prepos command   A-8

pre-positioning

versus live   A-8

web site content   3-11

proto attribute

host   3-22

proxy caching   1-6

RealServer   3-7

Windows Media Services   3-9

pull-split source   3-2

Q

QT   3-36

QT See QuickTime

qtss playserver name   3-36

QuickTime

content types   1-10

Movie   1-10, 3-36

Server

configuring   3-1

URL   3-8

R

RA

See RealMedia

RealMedia

RealAudio   1-11, 3-37

RealPix   1-11, 3-37

RealText   1-11, 3-37

RealVideo   1-11

real playserver name   3-37

RealServer

live content   2-4, 3-8, 3-28, 3-33

wildcarding   3-8

receiving   3-2

splitting streams   3-2

reject   A-5

Spider script   A-6

repair

manifest syntax   3-46

RM

See RealMedia

routing

content   1-2

requests   1-2

to Content Engines   1-2

RP   3-37

RP See RealMedia

RT

See RealMedia

RT See RealMedia

rules

file   A-11

Spider and Manifest scripts   A-11

RV See RealMedia

S

Security Type   3-3

server attribute

item   3-29

item-group   3-34

set Manifest script   A-9

size Manifest script   A-10

SMIL

SMIL as supported file format   3-37

source code

Manifest script   A-26

Spider script   A-12

space

reallocating   2-9

Spider script

about   3-11, A-1

broadening scope   A-4

combining data   A-7

configuration file   2-6

customizing   A-7

hd keyword   A-4

keywords   A-5

limiting scope   A-4

map keyword   A-4

matching URL   A-5

re-running   A-4

rules file   A-11

source code   A-12

syntax guidelines   A-5

splitting streams   3-2

src attribute

alternate URL   3-25, 3-32

and cdn-url   3-25

and published URL   3-6

item   3-25

srcPrefix attribute

item-group   3-34

start Spider script   A-5

streamProperty attribute

item   3-30

item-group   3-34

streams

configuring origin server   3-1

publishing point   3-4

splitting   3-2

Windows Media Services   3-3

subdomain

creating   2-3

delegated to Content Routers   2-3

valid names   2-3

syntax

errors   3-44

manifest file

repairing   3-46

Spider script

guidelines   A-5

validator   3-39

warnings   3-46

T

TCP   3-1

TCP Unicast port   3-3

text editor creating rules file   A-11

time Manifest script   A-10

Time to Live

adjusted by Content Router   1-5

attribute   3-29, 3-35

NS records   1-5

timezone attribute

content freshness   2-7

timeZone attribute options   3-24

time zones   B-1

ttl attribute   3-30

about   2-7

default value   2-7

TTL See Time to Live

type attribute

item   3-29, 3-35

item-group

live   3-35

prepos option   3-35

options   3-25

type Manifest script   A-10

U

UDP Unicast

port   3-3

supported   3-1

underscore characters

domain name   2-3

URL

cached content   2-5

case sensitivity   3-5

CDN   3-4

components   3-6

creating   3-5

identified by spider   A-5

mapping from origin server to hosted domain   A-4

playserver mapping   3-5

QuickTime Server   3-8

RealServer

content types   3-7

live   3-8

on-demand   3-7

web server   3-7

wildcards   3-8

Windows Media Services   3-9

live content   3-10

on-demand   3-9

user attribute   3-22

user See end user

V

validate   3-42

validate.bat   3-42

W

web site

crawling   2-6, 3-11

broadening scope   A-4

combining data   A-7

limiting scope   A-4

multiple times   A-4

creating list of content   3-11

point to hosted domain   2-5

wildcard live content URLs   3-8, 3-10

Windows Media Audio   1-11

Windows Media Encoder

about   3-4

mountpoint   3-10

Windows Media Player   1-11

Windows Media Server

See Windows Media Services

Windows Media Services

configuring   3-3

live content   2-4

mountpoint   3-10

publishing point   3-4

streams supported   3-1

URL   3-9

Windows Media Video   1-11

WMA   1-11, 3-9, 3-37

WMV   1-11, 3-9, 3-37

Word   1-11

X

xerces.jar   3-41

XML

manifest file   1-6, 3-12

Manifest script   A-10

Posted: Tue Oct 1 04:09:58 PDT 2002
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