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--- view_statmux_messages_ssh [2024/04/24 17:01] – created walkeradmin
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+====== View StatMux Messages SSH ======
+<color #db5f0b>Apr 2024</color>
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+StatMux messages originate from the Multiplexer and are received by the Encoding Live. Even though the Encoder may be started, it will not output anything when in a StatMux group if it does not receive any StatMux messaging.
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+Remember, for this to work the Encoder and Mux have to be started, and the StatMux group has to be set in both the Multiplexer and the Encoder.
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-tcpdump -i eno3 -nn port 15778
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-dropped privs to tcpdump
+In this example I am looking at eno3 on Encoder, this is because in this example the StatMux messages are going across the Data Network.
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+We can use the following to see the StatMux messages:
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+  tcpdump -i eno3 -nn port 15778
+<file>
 tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode
 listening on eno3, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 262144 bytes
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 :59:20.320564 IP 11.0.213.3.15778 > 239.225.0.1.15778: UDP, length 61
 :59:20.865892 IP 11.0.213.3.15778 > 239.225.0.1.15778: UDP, length 61
+</file>
+.0.231.3 is the source address the StatMux messages are coming from, in my example this is the first Data Interface on the Mux.
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+.225.0.1 is the Multicast that was configured when setting up the system as the StatMux Multicast Address.
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+is the default port used for StatMux multicast messages.
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