To successfully decrypt BISS-CA content, MK.IO Beam Distribution must have the correct entitlements. The Content Provider requires a public key exported from the receivers BISS-CA Key Pair table.
To get the correct entitlements, follow these steps:
Obtaining BISS-CA entitlements
Step #1 - Contact content provider
Contact the provider of the scrambled content and determine how they wish to exchange key pairs. They will require one of the following methods:
- Method 1: The receiver operator must send a public key to the content provider.
- Method 2: The content provider will send a public/private key pair to the receiver operator.
The keys will need to be exchanged between the content provider and the receiver operator using an out-of-band method chosen by the content provider.
Step #2 - Exchange keys
If requested by the content provider, the receiver operator must supply a public key to enable entitlement by the scrambler using a self-generated key pair.
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If a self-generated key pair is not already available, create a self-generated key pair.
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Send the public key to the content provider who will manage entitlements.
The content provider will supply a public and private key pair to the receiver operator, which must be imported into the receiver. This is done using an injected key pair.
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The public key should already be registered with the content provider who will manage entitlements.
Step #3 - Check authorization
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From the Services page, click
to view the alarms page.
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Confirm that no alarms are raised.
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If the raised alarm Label reports BISS CA not decrypting and the Info column states not authorized then this is due to one or more of the following conditions:
- The EKID recovered from the transport stream does not match the EKID of any key pair stored on the receiver.
- The content provider has not enabled entitlements.
- The content provider has revoked entitlements.
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Contact the content provider to confirm that the correct public key has been registered and that entitlements have been enabled.