PlayNetwork MC500 Installation

The media player communicates with PlayNetwork’s content delivery network to perform the following operations: • Retrieves content from PlayNetwork servers via ports 22 (TCP) and 11024 (TCP) during the scheduled download window • Performs time sync operation with PlayNetwork servers over port 123 (UDP) • Sends periodic status messages to PlayNetwork servers via ports 22 (TCP) and 11024 (TCP) PLAYER NETWORK REQUIREMENTS • IP address via DHCP or static (IP address, gateway, subnet mask, primary DNS, and secondary DNS) • DNS resolution if DNS is utilized • Internet access to communicate with PlayNetwork’s Content Delivery Network © PlayNetwork 2016 100716 www.playnetwork.com PlayNetwork MC500/MC550 Media Player Network Requirements Customer Location Site Firewall Media Player PlayNetwork Content Delivery Network NETWORK TOPOLOGY

SOURCE DESTINATION PORT / PROTOCOL OUTBOUND INBOUND Player VLAN or Player IP music.playnetwork.com or 66.193.39.217 22 (TCP) & 11024 (TCP) Allow Deny Player VLAN or Player IP status.playnetwork.com or 66.193.39.218 22 (TCP) & 11024 (TCP) Allow Deny Player VLAN or Player IP music.playnetwork.com or 66.193.39.217 123 (UDP) Allow Deny Player VLAN or Player IP client selected DNS server 53 (UDP) Allow Deny *Items in bold are recommended INSTALLATION • PlayNetwork recommends the media player utilize a private IP address and is installed on a non-PCI guest or vendor network that does not require authentication. • If a login is required for the guest network, the media player’s MAC address must be filtered to bypass the login before plugging the player into the network. The MAC address is located on the player. Player reboot is required after the MAC has been filtered. • Enable Auto-Negotiation and Auto-Duplex on the network port the player is using. • Enable PortFast on the port to enable the player to obtain a DHCP address. • Disable port security so MAC filtering is not required on the port. © PlayNetwork 2016 100716 www.playnetwork.com