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Marquee

 

Technical

 

Guide

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090110

          

11Giraffes

 

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Optimal Firewall

 

Configuration

 

 

1. 

11Giraffes Marquee and associated products are configured to work outbound through ports 

80, 443 and 22. Our products do not listen for, nor do they require, any inbound connections.  

Important Note: Steps 2 and 3 are discouraged unless absolutely necessary because such IP 
ranges need to be periodically audited and modified, creating additional maintenance to your 
network. These changes are rare, but they may be necessary to continue to provide the maximum 
performance for the Marquee family of applications. Maintenance and failover events may cause you 
to connect to servers within any of the ranges. 

2. 

If your firewall includes a content or application data scanning filter, this may cause blocking 

or latency, which would be indicated in the log files for the filter. To address this problem, verify 
the below IP ranges will not be scanned or filtered by content or application data scanning filters 
by specifying exception IP ranges that will not be filtered. 

3. 

If your security policy requires you to specify explicit IP ranges, then configure your firewall to 

limit port 80, 443 and 22 destination IP addresses to only the 11Giraffes ranges listed below. 

 
Additional detailed information on firewalls and security vulnerability evaluation process is 
available upon request. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Server / Datacenter IP Addresses for Use in Firewall Configurations 

Equivalent Specifications in 3 Common Formats 

Assigned Range 

by Block* 

Numeric IP Address Range 

Netmask Notation 

CIDR Notation 

Block 1 

216.27.66.144 - 216.27.66.159 

216.27.66.144 255.255.255.240 

216.27.66.144/28

Block 2 

74.213.132.16 - 74.213.132.31 

74.213.132.16 255.255.255.240 

74.213.132.16/28

Block 3 

74.213.132.224 - 74.213.132.239 74.213.132.224 

255.255.255.240 74.213.132.224/28

 

Summary of Contents for MArquee W610

Page 1: ...Page 1 Marquee W610 Technical Guide Version 1 0 111610 DMX 2010 All Rights Reserved Technical Guide Marquee W610 Media Player November 19 2010...

Page 2: ...nfiguration 9 Wireless Network Activation and or Static IP 9 optimal firewall configuration 10 alternate Network Connection 11 Video pass thru adapter standard configuration 12 installing video pass t...

Page 3: ...W610 media player step by step giving you the detail and supporting information you will need to perform a standard installation Towards the end of the document you will find recommendations on how t...

Page 4: ...Page 4 Marquee W610 Technical Guide Version 1 0 111610 DMX 2010 All Rights Reserved Marquee Solution Overview...

Page 5: ...orts DHCP static addressing Storage 250 GB Hard Disk Drive Optional 16 GB or 32 GB Solid State Drive Video Input Supports pass through of external video sources using optional video encoder Video Conn...

Page 6: ...tion section of this document 2 Verify displays support Marquee Most displays on the market today will support Marquee If the client has an existing video distribution solution the below recommendatio...

Page 7: ...it should have limited access and be near an existing network port to the Internet A network phone closet manager s office or other secure location is recommended Place the media player in a location...

Page 8: ...press the power button on the front faceplate of the media player The screen will be black for about 25 seconds as the player starts Upon startup the media player will display a series of diagnostic m...

Page 9: ...g within 10 minutes you will need to press CTRL ALT Q again to exit playback Simultaneously press CTRL ALT D on the keyboard This will bring up the Network Setup Utility If during this process the pla...

Page 10: ...or latency which would be indicated in the log files for the filter To address this problem verify the below IP ranges will not be scanned or filtered by content or application data scanning filters b...

Page 11: ...le data carriers Agreements are the responsibility of the dealer or end user We recommend agreements with a 5 GB monthly limit which should be enough bandwidth to support the Marquee solution and shou...

Page 12: ...installation process What is video pass thru source Is it High Definition a Cable tuner or satellite receiver b Wall plate coaxial cable wall jack with no cable tuner c Surveillance system DVD VCR DV...

Page 13: ...o while a surveillance camera is connected using Composite Determine the aspect ratio of the output source Determine if output source is standard 4 3 standard 16 9 or high definition 16 9 If the cable...

Page 14: ...Page 14 Marquee Technical Guide Version 6 2 0 090110 11Giraffes 2010 All Rights Reserved...

Page 15: ...white RCA type Audio In connectors on the bottom left Note When using component video you must utilize the audio connectors on the rear of the HD PVR The optical audio in is not supported c Connect th...

Page 16: ...the client which connectors were used component S Video or Composite This is critical for the client to properly configure the Marquee software for playback Should you require assistance call DMX Cus...

Page 17: ...Page 17 Marquee Technical Guide Version 6 2 0 090110 11Giraffes 2010 All Rights Reserved...

Page 18: ...to the GREEN audio connector on the rear of the media player Connect the other end to the audio amplifier or display audio input Contact DMX Customer Support at 1 800 345 5000 to configure the player...

Page 19: ...ion comes with the distance from player to each monitor Depending on the processor in each monitor distances of less than 100 feet may not need any amplification of signal and may be able to split sig...

Page 20: ...maintenance daily This system will need a higher level of competency of the integrator Power at each monitor needs to accommodate the receiver as well Troubleshooting If using straight VGA DVI or HDMI...

Page 21: ...ines the longest range available with full bi directional control and the industries only GUI based management program The only system on the market to include fully bi directional RS 232 communicatio...

Page 22: ...signed to be used with DVI cables or DVI to HDMI cables up to 10 meters 33 ft long Dimensions 1 5 H x 2 6 W x 2 2 D Note does not work with HDCP protected media e g Blu ray movies The device is utiliz...

Page 23: ...to VGA 2 way splitter with 2 VGA cables with 1 input into each monitor In some instances the distance can be longer than 50 feet but should only be split once to two monitors HDMI output from Marquee...

Page 24: ...propriate cables HDMI solutions of over 50 feet to 100 feet use Atlona AT HD v14 and adhere to best practices Resolutions will decrease if distances exceed the above scenarios from 1080p to 720p and l...

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