Csp Plugins

EmmAnalyzerPlugin




Records emm's received from client sessions, and stores them in memory for inspection.
NOTE: For this to be useful, observe the following:
- The client(s) that is to be monitored must be set to forward all emms, and not perform any local caching.
- The client(s) should probably stay tuned to the same mux/transponder/sid for the duration of the recording.
- Emm's in memory are kept indefinately, until the plugin is restarted or disabled (could grow large).
- Limit the recording to a particular user and profile, if there is a lot of traffic.

CacheCoveragePlugin




This plugin attempts to aid in achieving 100% cache coverage for selected profiles. It monitors the cache contents and
analyzes cw continuity for each service (this can't currently be used with systems that always zero out one cw).
Cache contributions from both local client sessions and remote ClusteredCache nodes are tracked per service.




It can detect (by looking at the cw overlaps) when there a multiple ecm sources for the same service. This typically
occurs when the same exact service is available on different transponders, or different terrestrial transmitters
separated geographically.
Average variance from the expected cw interval is measured (typically amounts to the average ecm processing time), and
continuity errors (gaps) are counted.




Data is collected for all encountered cache contexts (networkid-caid combinations) even if there is no corresponding local
profile, allowing any ClusteredCache setup to be analyzed. Backlogs of all cw's are kept up to 1 minute and can be
viewed manually for each service entry.
Additionally, the time offset for each cw is measured (counted from the first encountered cw in the validity period),
allowing the cw change distribution over time within one period to be estimated. I.e showing which services have cw
switchovers at the same time.