ISS supervisionPRO

Using ISS for statistics, supervision, alarms and remote control.

Overview

ISS (Intinor Supervision System) centralizes statistics, remote control, alarms and upgrade assistance for Direkt units. Units connect outbound (TCP 22017, fallback HTTP 80) simplifying firewall traversal.

Capabilities

  • Status dashboards: software, hardware, network metrics, input signal health.
  • Alarms: network down, no incoming stream, fan/hard disk faults, packet loss thresholds.
  • Remote control: Secure tunnel to local web interface (manual acceptance or pre-authorized).
  • Graphs: Temperature, fan speed, voltage for diagnostics.

Connection & Failover

  • Uses same multi-interface failover logic as outbound video streams.
  • If TCP 22017 blocked, retries via HTTP port 80 (logged as warning in ISS).

Typical Workflow

  1. Pre-event: Verify bandwidth headroom, zero (or minimal) interference counts.
  2. During live: Monitor loss / retransmit counters; respond to purple warnings early.
  3. Post-event: Review graphs for thermal or intermittent network anomalies.

Key Metrics to Watch

MetricWhy It MattersThreshold Guidance
Packet loss burstsRisk to video continuity> a few per hour investigate
Retransmit / FEC usageLink quality trendRising trend → capacity / RF check
Bitrate vs configuredABR effectivenessSustained <80% cap → adjust ceiling
Temperature / fan RPMHardware healthSpikes → airflow inspection

Alarm Configuration Tips

  • Set SMS/email for critical: network down, no input signal, high packet loss.
  • Use moderate thresholds initially, refine after baseline observation.

Security

  • Require local acceptance for remote control unless operational policy demands auto-allow (can be pre-configured per ISS user).