Updated Articles

  1. Chrome / Edge Local Network Access (LNA) and Kaltura eCDN

    Starting with Chrome 142, Google enforces Local Network Access (LNA) restrictions that control requests from public websites to private or local network addresses. Microsoft Edge is introducing similar restrictions.
  2. Enterprise Content Delivery Network eCDN Overview

    Kaltura eCDN is an internal content delivery network (CDN) solution deployed within your organization's network, behind the firewall.
  3. eCDN Stress Test Application

    The eCDN Stress Test tool simulates video traffic to help you test your network and Kaltura Edge Server (KES) capacity before an event.
  4. The Kaltura eCDN Monitoring Portal

    About The Kaltura eCDN Monitoring Portal provides information about the health, network activity, and performance of your Kaltura Edge Servers (KES). Use the portal to monitor your eCDN environment, check the status and perfor...
  5. Configure network and firewall requirements for Kaltura Edge Server

    Kaltura Edge Server (KES) requires access to specific network ports and Kaltura domains to communicate with users on your internal network and with the Kaltura cloud.
  6. Sign into Content Hubs

    This article explains how to log into your Content Hub.
  7. REACH module

    The REACH module enables organizations to order and manage media localization and accessibility services directly from Kaltura.
  8. REACH release notes - August 16, 2026

    KMS Version: N/A Rich Media CMS Version: 7.40.0 Date Released: August 16, 2026 What's new Audio description ordering experience Kaltura REACH introduces a redesigned ordering experience for audio description services, no...
  9. Ask the moderator questions during a session - for participants

    About  The Q&A tab ( question mark icon ) lets you ask moderators and speakers questions during a live session. The Q&A experience can vary depending on the session configuration. Your Q&A tab might display quest...
  10. Get started as a participant in a live session

    As a participant, you can use a variety of tools to communicate and interact with others during a live session. The tools available depend on the session type and account configuration.