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Remote View and some group options are only available to Content Cloud users. If you are not sure which type of network you are on, your network is part of the Content Cloud if the Content tab options are visible, otherwise it is part of the Control Cloud.

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1. Hierarchy: Use the dropdown menu to switch between viewing all players on your network (All Players) and viewing players according to their BSN.cloud group (Player Group). Use the checkboxes to select which groups you wish to view. The ordering of the groups in the Player List depends on the order that the checkboxes were selected. Check the All Groups box to automatically view all players on your BSN.cloud network.

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4. Customize Columns: Click theicon to customize the player information columns in the Player List. Note that as of BrightAuthor:connected 1.26, one of the display options is your player’s local IP address.

5. Download: Select to download a CSV file of the current Player List.

6. Refresh: Click the  icon to refresh the contents of the Player List.

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15. Sort/Filter: The dash/up/down arrow next to the category name lets you sort the items in the category, while the funnel icon lets you filter the category. For example, select the funnel icon and Apply to filter by Timestamp, as shown in Image 3, below.

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Moving Players

To move a player between groups, drag and drop the player from its current group to the target new group. Note that this is only available in the Content Cloud.

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• Interface Priority: Interactive settings that allow you to prioritize ethernet, WiFi, cellular, virtual, or other networks. The BrightSign player will always attempt to download and upload data for any particular data type using the first interface (at the top of the list) and will only use the next option if the first is unavailable, and so on to the bottom of the list.

• Data Types Enable: Use these checkboxes to determine the data types that can be transferred using the selected interface:

  • Content (download videos, images, and audio)

  • Text Feeds (download tickers and live text)

  • Media Feeds (download media RSS, dynamic playlists)

  • Health (upload the health status of the player)

  • Log Uploads (upload logs)

• Connection Settings: Specify advanced settings for the wired and/or wireless connection. If DHCP Enabled is selected, the player will obtain its IP address using DHCP. Otherwise you will need to enter the required parameters in these fields:

  • IP Address: Enter the player IP address

  • Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask

  • Default Gateway: Enter the default gateway

  • DNS1: Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address in CIDR notation

  • DNS2: Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address in CIDR notation (optional)

  • DNS3: Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address in CIDR notation (optional)

• Rate Limit Network Download Traffic: Set rate limitations for downloading content. You can also set rate limitations for During content download window (the "content download window" is specified during the Player Setup process) and During initial downloads.

  • Outside Content Download Window

    • Unlimited Download Rate: Sets no limit on downloads.

    • Default limit: Sets the default limit (2000 Kbps) on downloads.

    • Specify limit: Sets a customized limit. Enter a limit in the text field (in Kbps).

  • During Content Download Window

    • Unlimited Download Rate: Sets no limit on downloads.

    • Default limit: Sets the default limit (2000 Kbps) on downloads.

    • Specify limit: Sets a customized limit. Enter a limit in the text field (in Kbps).

  • During Initial Downloads

    • Unlimited Download Rate: Sets no limit on downloads.

    • Default limit: Sets the default limit (2000 Kbps) on downloads.

    • Specify limit: Sets a customized limit. Enter a limit in the text field (in Kbps).

• Network Authentication: Use this section to configure the player for WPA Enterprise authentication.

  • Enable 802.1X Authentication / Enable WPA Enterprise Authentication: Check this box to enable authentication via 802.1x (for wired) or WPA Enterprise Authentication (for wireless).

  • Choose Network Authentication Variant: Choose one of the following:

    • EAP-TLS: This authentication variant requires a client certificate and private key, which can be provided with one of the following certificate types:

      • PKCS#12: The client certificate and private key are both provided in a single PKCS#12 formatted file (usually with a .p12 file extension). Click the first Browse button to locate the certificate file.

      • X.509 PEM/DER: The client certificate is provided as a X.509 certificate (using PEM or DER encoding), and the key is encoded separately. Use the first Browse button to locate the X.509 certificate and the second Browse button to locate the PEM/DER key.

      If you are using PKCS#12 or X.509, you can protect the client certificate using an optional passphrase in the Enter passphrase field.

    • PEAP/MSCHAPv2: This authentication variant requires a Username (i.e. identity) and Passphrase. For this method to work, the server must be configured to accept a username/password scheme instead of a client certificate.

  • Select Browse to add a CA Certificate: This should be the root CA certificate for the CA which signed the authentication server certificate. If omitted, the server certificate will not be validated.

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