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1 problem found

2 passed · 0 suggestions · 1 problems

What is being checked

info: RadioDNS lookup name
10690.c69b.ce1.fm.radiodns.org (frequency 106.90 MHz, PI C69B, country code ce1)

1. RadioDNS registration

pass: Registered
10690.c69b.ce1.fm.radiodns.org points to the station's authoritative domain: c826.radioplayer.org

2. Service discovery (SRV records)

pass: _radiospi._tcp.c826.radioplayer.org published
priority 0, weight 100, port 443 -> c826.radioplayer.org
info: _radioepg._tcp.c826.radioplayer.org: not published
info: _radiovis._tcp: not published
Slideshow/visuals (STOMP) - optional, only needed for a live slideshow service.
info: _radiopush._tcp: not published
Slideshow/visuals (Server-Sent Events) - optional, only needed for a live slideshow service.
info: _radiovis-http._tcp: not published
Slideshow/visuals (HTTP) - optional, only needed for a live slideshow service.

3. Service Information file (SI.xml)

fail: HTTPS endpoint https://c826.radioplayer.org/radiodns/spi/3.1/SI.xml answered HTTP 401
What to do: The SI file must be served with HTTP 200.

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Checked 2026-10-19T12:06:30+00:00 (UTC) from the lookup name 10690.c69b.ce1.fm.radiodns.org.

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