IPTV servers
An IPTV server is the Xtream-based (X-IPTV) panel that holds your channels and streams. In the CRM they live under RADIUS > IPTV Servers, where you monitor them, sync their channel line-up, group channels and inspect Video-On-Demand. This is the foundation the plans and provisioning build on.
The server list
The main table shows each server's Name, IP Address, Port, Status, Channels and Streams counts, and its assigned Partner and Location. The Status column reflects a live ping: a green latency badge (for example 23ms) when reachable, Unreachable when it can't be reached, or Disabled when the server is switched off. Use Refresh to re-ping every server, and the search box plus the Filters panel (partner, location, status) to narrow a long list.
Syncing channels
Open a server and switch to the Channels tab to pull its live line-up from the streaming panel — press Sync to refresh. Each channel shows its Source (X-IPTV for channels that live on the panel, User for ones you added by hand), its group, stream count, current Viewers, an online/offline Status, and whether it is Web compatible for in-browser playback. A stats bar totals X-IPTV Channels, Total Streams and User Channels. The play icon opens a live preview of any channel.
Adding a channel
Add Channel lets you register a channel that isn't already on the panel. Give it a Name, an optional Logo URL, a status and an optional channel group, then add one or more Streams. Each stream takes a URL, a quality (SD, HD, FHD, 4K) and a format (HLS, MPEG-TS, RTMP), and one stream is marked Default. At least one stream URL is required.
Channel groups and VOD
The Channel Groups sub-tab organises channels into named categories — create a group, then tick the channels to assign to it. The default group cannot be deleted; deleting any other group returns its channels to the default. The VOD tab summarises the server's Video-On-Demand catalogue (total movies and series) and its media cache, which the plan-level Allow Movies and Allow TV Series toggles draw on.