CISCO-CONTENT-DELIVERY-STREAMING-MIB

        This MIB instrumentation is for managing the Content Delivery
and Streaming functionality on Cisco devices.
        
Contents are ingested into content delivery network and then
distributed to clients. There are two types of contents in
content delivery network - live and VOD. VOD contents can be
pre-positioned or dynamically cached into the content delivery
network. Live stream is ingested and delivered to a large
audience using one-to-many split.
        
Streaming protocols are supported, by different streaming
modules. These include HTTP, RTSP, Microsoft Media Server, RTMP
and their varieties.
        
ACRONYM:
        
CDN   Content Delivery Network
FMS   Flash Media Streaming
HC    High Capacity 
MS    Movie Streamer
RTMP  Real Time Messaging Protocol
VOD   Video On Demand
WMT   Window Media Technology
        
GLOSSARY: 
        
Dynamic cache
    Content is dynamically ingested into Content Delivery
    Network when the server does not find a client's requested
    content in its local hard disk storage.
        
Origin Server
    The server on which all original copies of content reside.
    It locates outside the CDN.
        
Pre-position
    The content is ingested into Content Delivery Network at or
    near the point of planned use to reduce reaction time, and
    to ensure timely response to requests during initial phase
    of an operation. 
        
Real Time Messaging Protocol
    A multimedia streaming and RPC protocol primarily used in
    Adobe Flash.
        
Upstream Server
    Upstream server is a server that is located higher in the
    Content Delivery Network hierarchy.
    

Source file

CISCO-CONTENT-DELIVERY-STREAMING-MIB

Last revised

30 Sep 2009, 00:00 UTC

Identity

ciscoContentDeliveryStreamingMIB

Base OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.708