Dishnetwork iks server setup

Like a cottage somewhere? I am not an installer but , l want to EPL and champions league via FTA , so pls give me the right frequency for these satellites — Badr ,hispasat and Astra 2. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Table of Contents.

IKS or Cardsharing is the process of sharing a valid smart card subscription with many satellite receivers to watch pay-tv channels freely or at a fraction of the official subscription fee. IKS or Card sharing method enables users to watch scrambled or encrypted pay channels by many viewers receivers with the use of only one valid digital smart card. As just one valid smart card can be shared among s, the total cost would be shared within the group, hence everyone needs to pay only a few bucks!

IKS or Internet Key Sharing Card sharing itself is not a piracy method, but due to the wonderful idea of sharing a card with many, broadcast pirates hijack it and use it to bypass paying for pay-TV subscriptions.

Comments can i use tmhd or dreambox twin tuner for iks please. Thanks anyone. Well done Lemmy, can I get heavy duty Actuator from you. My dish size is 5. Mr Morgan, l need frequency for these satellites — Badr , hispasat, and Astra 2. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Loading Comments Not good out for the fast buck Do they support HD programming? Some do, but very few channels what is the status of pakistani channels on major IKS receivers?

Well Iceman, the upfront cost is around because I live in Canada and have to buy the receiver and dish equipment from USA. Where your cousin lives? Posted on Tuesday, August 24, - GMT If you are sharing with a friend who has a DN account, then obviously relibility and quality wise that would be the best solution. With IKS you will have a service that goes up and down a bit too often for comfort.

But again, IKS private server is a bit more reliable than the public server i. The Pakistani channels are more likely to go or show freeing than the others on a IKS.

His friend had Dish Network install four receivers in his home and gave one to my cousin. No he didn't have to pay for the equipment?

If you have a friend in the USA you could also do the same thing. As Iceman explained. You need not to worry for anything if you know someone who lives in the U. Your box is connecting too relays not the IKS Server. You can think of UDP as more secure, but the real difference is that UDP packets travel one way request is sent from the receiver and then full filled by the server but there is no guarantee on data delivery of the packet from the server, meaning that the server drops the link with requestor as soon as it gets it - it may deliver it later on however.

The relay - is really a relay in UDP sense - requests can be made to one server but another server may fullfill it. Since there is no constant connection being open it is almost impossible to catch the very small tidy request and data travel from boxes to IKS.

No request from PC or other device can be made - this really gives much trouble in determining what the content is of the IKS package or intercepting it. I am not sure if the package itself is being encrypted somehow - but it will be easy to do if it isn't. With encrypted packages, even if someone intercepts it - that interception would become useless. To find out, they will have to intercept the traffic from the centralized server which is located off-shore but hard to do explained before.

I could not locate the servers by looking at the routers access logs - I can only find the servers it is connecting too and surprisingly I saw many different connections rotating relays which gives me positive vibes about IKS. This is time eating and very very tidious and an expensive task not that the providers cant afford it.

The final decision is always up to you to make. I do not want to sound encouraging or disapointing - use your own wisdom - do lots of reading.