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With NMOS 5, the MCM is an HTTP server. On MCM define port (currently 950). The MCM listens to the activation commands for both receivers and senders.**

Working with mDNS

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Please follow the steps below for the NMOS registry if you have an mDNS service.

1. On the MCM

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1. , do ssh and log in as the root user.

2. Use the below command to display the NMOS module logging and enable listening.

/mosaic/bin/logger nmos

3. On the MCM GUI, Navigate to Network → Configuration. Click on edit and check the check box to enable NMOS.

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Working without mDNS

If you do not have an mDNS, it is possible to specify static nmos server configuration, to do so, please follow the steps below.

1. On the MCM, do ssh and log in as the root user.

2. Create a text file named: nmos.info

3. In the file fill the following fields:

It is also possible, in the following style:

Other flags:

dontverify : dontverify prevents verification of the NMOS .

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IS-04 to the query server (if not available)

queryport=4444 : queryport defines the query server port - if not the same as the connection port.

**from version 5.6.8 onwards

4. Upload the file to the icons folder using ftp with the following credentials:

5. Once uploaded, please do a Soft Reset (System → System Information → Device Controls → System Soft Reset) on the MCM9000 for the changes to reflect.

6. Now follow the steps 2 and 3 in Working with mDNS.