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In about five minutes you will replay a recent slot range into a UDP receiver and watch its packet counter move.

Before you start

You need:
  • An access with ShredReplay enabled
  • A UDP receiver at a globally routable public IPv4 address, listening on a port from 1024 through 65535
The Raw Shred Stream receiver works unchanged; both products send raw shred datagrams.

Start the receiver

Leave it running. Open the port through the host firewall, security group, and any NAT forwarding rule.

Create the key and job

1

Generate a replay key

Open Endpoints → ShredReplay, select the access, and generate a ShredReplay key. Store it as a secret; it is separate from location tokens.
2

Choose a slot range

Enter start and end slots inside the minimum and maximum the panel shows. Refresh the range right before you submit; the window keeps moving.
3

Enter the receiver

Enter the receiver’s public IPv4 address and UDP port.
4

Choose pacing and start

Select Original pacing for a first run, keep Speed multiplier at 1, and start the job.
Watch the receiver:
The job worked when the panel shows it completed and the receiver printed nonzero counts while it ran. Completion means the sender finished the range; UDP delivery is not acknowledged.

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