IPTV overview

Xelynx lets you sell live TV alongside internet. The IPTV module connects your Xtream-based streaming servers to the CRM, turns their channels into priced plans (bouquets), and provisions a viewing account on any customer in a few clicks. Subscribers then watch in their portal or in the Xelynx TV app. This page maps the moving parts and links to each detailed guide.

Streaming servers

Everything starts with an IPTV server — a Xtream/X-IPTV panel that actually holds the channels and pushes the streams. In the CRM you find these under RADIUS > IPTV Servers. From there you can monitor reachability (live ping latency), browse and sync the channel line-up, organise channels into groups, and review Video-On-Demand (VOD) movies and series. See IPTV servers for connecting and managing them.

Plans and bouquets

A server can carry hundreds of channels, but customers buy a curated package. An IPTV plan (under Plans > IPTV) is a named bouquet: you pick a server, tick the channels to include, optionally allow Movies and TV Series (VOD), and set a monthly price with up to three taxes. Saving the plan builds a matching bouquet on the streaming server automatically. See IPTV plans.

Provisioning a subscriber

To give a customer TV, you add an IPTV service to their profile and choose a plan — exactly like adding any other service. Xelynx generates streaming credentials, whitelists the customer's IPs, applies the plan's bouquet on the server, and prices the service from the plan. Suspending or resuming the service disables or re-enables the streaming account in step with billing. See Provisioning & suspend.

Where subscribers watch

Once provisioned, the customer sees an IPTV section in their portal under Streaming, listing the channels their plan grants. Web-compatible channels play straight in the browser; the rest are watched in the Xelynx TV app using the same credentials. Movies and series appear when the plan allows VOD.