Version 2.9 Change Log
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Send to friendThe new enhancements in this release were based more upon the feedback of the customers.
Publishers can now password protect their CDN sites with one or more user names and passwords and also restrict geographical areas where the CDN will serve. This enables localized content served via CDN.
Operators are also able to control traffic around their CDN by using the traffic policy feature, with its specialized code that is easy enough to write and be understood by systems administrators. For more information about this code, refer to the Traffic Policy document.
An enhancement to the cPanel CDN plugin add on shall be released on the first week of November 2010.
Streaming services for the iOS platform, that powers the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices, will be released in the next version 2.10!
- Raw HTTP server log delivery -- Based on customer feedback, we have enhanced this facility to deliver the raw server logs towards a syslog server.
- Streaming geographical blocking -- Streaming servers can now be restricted to certain countries.
- Streaming installation log feedback -- The streaming servers now log their installation that can be sent to and recognized by syslog capable servers for support purposes or as a quality audit trail.
- Combined HTTP and streaming transfer limit -- As can be seen in the corresponding screenshot above, there is no more separate field to fill out, as the streaming transfer limit follows the limit set for HTTP data transfers. They are now united!
- Improved cPanel CDN plugin -- For integration of your cPanel server into the CDN. This enhancement would be released in the first week of November 2010.
- Name and e-mail address (i.e. the non exclusive username) within the account profile can be changed now.
- The license transfer usage values that were shown erroneously on the dashboard now shows proper values.