# Live ABR RTMP Push to Akamai Not Working

**URL:** <https://community.wowza.com/t/live-abr-rtmp-push-to-akamai-not-working/42522>\
**Category:** Wowza Streaming Engine\
**Created:** [April 26, 2015, 3:37pm UTC](https://community.wowza.com/t/live-abr-rtmp-push-to-akamai-not-working/42522 "2015-04-26T15:37:06Z")\
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**Author:** ![Shane\_H](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/s/a3d4f5/32.png) [@Shane\_H](https://community.wowza.com/u/Shane_H)\
**Post date:** [April 26, 2015, 3:37pm UTC](https://community.wowza.com/t/live-abr-rtmp-push-to-akamai-not-working/42522/1 "2015-04-26T15:37:06Z")

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I’m pushing a single bitrate RTMP live stream from a TriCaster to Wowza 4.1.2. I can see it on Wowza just fine. I set up the default transrate template to transrate to multiple bitrates. I can see all these on Wowza too (using the test players).

Here’s what I see under Incoming Streams:

teststreamt01\_160p

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_240p

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_360p

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_360pm

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_480p

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_576p

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_720p

local (Transcoder) Active

teststreamt01\_source

local (Transcoder) Active

I added the following to PushPublishMap.txt:

```auto
teststreamt01_160p={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_250", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}
teststreamt01_240p={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_410", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}
teststreamt01_360pm={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_710", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}
teststreamt01_360p={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_1010", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}
teststreamt01_480p={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_1390", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}
teststreamt01_576p={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_2140", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}
teststreamt01_720p={profile:"rtmp-akamai", streamName:"teststreamuhdst01_1_2780", akamai.streamId:######, userName:"@@@@@@@", password:" ******", adaptiveStreaming:true, sendOriginalTimecodes:true, originalTimecodeThreshold:0x100000}

```

But the streams aren’t getting to Akamai. I talked to their support and they see no activity on the entry point. I’ve tried primary and backup entry points.

I tried another encoder going straight to Akamai and it worked fine. So it’s not a problem with the entry point. I must not have something right on Wowza.

Can anyone see anything I messed up? Or have any suggestions on something to try?

I’m on-site now with a client so any help would greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Shane Higgins

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**Author:** ![Shane\_H](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/s/a3d4f5/32.png) [@Shane\_H](https://community.wowza.com/u/Shane_H)\
**Post date:** [April 26, 2015, 4:17pm UTC](https://community.wowza.com/t/live-abr-rtmp-push-to-akamai-not-working/42522/2 "2015-04-26T16:17:44Z")

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Nevermind! I found my problem. I forgot to enable the PushPublish module. DOH!

Working like a charm now. 🙂