Hello,
I have some cards with same caid and also same provid, but they are not the same provider. So requests for one or the other is directed to both cards.
For example:
Ziggo and DELTA (both dutch cable providers) have both 0604 as caid and 000000 as provid.
The same goes for example for Digitenne (dutch DVB-T provider) and some satellite operators, both caid 0B00 and provid 000000.
Should I be worried about the requests going to the wrong readers and therefor a lot of bad sids?
For Ziggo/Delta I found the solution in creating services because they don't use the same srvid's (for now).
But what if they would use the same srvid's? (For example with satellite providers that is the case).
Furthermore if one of them should change or add srvid's I always have to change the Services too.
Is there another way to distinguish the providers?
I have some cards with same caid and also same provid, but they are not the same provider. So requests for one or the other is directed to both cards.
For example:
Ziggo and DELTA (both dutch cable providers) have both 0604 as caid and 000000 as provid.
The same goes for example for Digitenne (dutch DVB-T provider) and some satellite operators, both caid 0B00 and provid 000000.
Should I be worried about the requests going to the wrong readers and therefor a lot of bad sids?
For Ziggo/Delta I found the solution in creating services because they don't use the same srvid's (for now).
But what if they would use the same srvid's? (For example with satellite providers that is the case).
Furthermore if one of them should change or add srvid's I always have to change the Services too.
Is there another way to distinguish the providers?