A whole room failover to "hup and spoke" or only the client who can't use P2P

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In LCCS service,it provide a service that called "Failover" automatically，and how does it work?

if in a room ,a stream publisher is using "Multicast",but a new client join in,and the new client does not support "P2P",then LCCS will Failover automatically.

is that means, ALL  clients those are in the same room will be failover to "hup and spoke" mode?

thanks adobe

best wishes

[aponnusa · Accepted solution]

Yes. Upon entry of user who doesn’t support P2P, other P2P users in the room would switch to hub & spoke mode.

Thanks

Arun

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Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2011 07:42:37 -0700

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Subject: A whole room failover to "hup and spoke" or only the client who can't use P2P

A whole room failover to "hup and spoke" or only the client who can't use P2P

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