Folks,
Those interested seem to agree that we'd discuss specific pain points regarding
those other Apple devices like AppleTv and any AirPlay/Bonjour-dependent
gadgets until Friday, at which point we'd firm up the petition and find a place
to host it. Then would come signatures, and ultimately
But it's still link-local and requires management of an enterprise-wide flat
VLAN architecture. No IP addresses I can see. Just the hardware address.
Don't we want something IP based similar to dynamic DNS? Microsoft provided
WINS and then Active Directory to allow their OSes to move from local
Honestly, if I could just enter a FQDN for an Apple TV or a printer I'd be
ecstatic.
-Chris
On Jul 11, 2012, at 9:43 AM, Danner, Mearl wrote:
But it's still link-local and requires management of an enterprise-wide flat
VLAN architecture. No IP addresses I can see. Just the hardware address.
What is the scope of the petition? What is the goal? Is it only to improve
the Airplay feature in the enterprise? If so, the petition looks fine to me.
If the goal is to encourage Apple to incorporate enterprise support in *all* of
their products, then we should include more lacking
So, even if you setup static DNS-SD records, the Airplay receiver (Apple
TV) and Airplay transmitter (iPad, iPhone, or Mac running Mountain Lion)
have to be in the same subnet.
That is the reason for the 1st request in the petition.
-Neil
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Network Engineer
The University of Iowa
From what I read the MDNS registration is link local, but once registered than
other Bonjour clients can query the MDNS records and connect across VLANs.
The issue I ran into is that most Bonjour clients I tested could not connect
across VLANs.
I thought the original post was more of a
Yep
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Honestly, if I could just
It's just my opinion, but while asking Apple to implement OKC sounds like
worthwhile idea, I'd like to keep the focus on Bonjour and Airplay for this
petition.
-Neil
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I agree. I think if it get too broad it is just going to look like a
well-organized rant.
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I agree. The ability to enter a FQDN or ip would be a huge (and
sufficient) step forward.
I can imagine all sorts of more complicated discovery methods (ideally
where some central server gives one access to specific AppleTVs based on
location and credentials) but that doesn't seem like a
From my brief play with one the sleep/wake is an advertisement, and it was
easier for me to power cycle it.
Thank you,
Lee Weers
Central College
IT Services
Assistant Director for Network Services
641-628-7675
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Hey guys.
I've found more interesting information.
This page:
http://www.grouplogic.com/Knowledge/PDFUpload/Info/WanBonjour_1.pdf
Has some pretty detailed information on creating Unicast DNS Service
Discovery for Bonjour on Windows DNS Servers, as well as how to use a MAC
to function as a
That reflector might not be as amazing as I thought. It’s strange, I have been
able to mirror my iPad forever, but using the YouTube app, the AppleTV drops me
in some random 30 second incremented time (i.e. happened once at 30 seconds,
once at 1 minute, once at 2 minutes). Once I turned back
Like it or not, Bonjour exists and users desire the service discovery
promoted and which they have in their home/local subnet as they move within
the enterprise.
All enterprise solutions seem kludgey to different degrees, but we're trying
to make a non-routed protocol act like one.
A current
So for those of us without Facebook, no way of signing it?
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On 11/07/12 22:05, Johnson, Neil M wrote:
So, even if you setup static DNS-SD records, the Airplay receiver (Apple
TV) and Airplay transmitter (iPad, iPhone, or Mac running Mountain Lion)
have to be in the same subnet.
That is the reason for the 1st request in the petition.
Aerohive's
Hearing that some do not use FB that wish to sign, perhaps moving it to a
site like http://www.change.org/ http://www.change.org is a possibility,
or perhaps a page could be hosted on the Educause website itself?
The petition's main statement reads:
We the undersigned academic and research
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