Restrict media zones

When a user joins a channel, Voice SDK automatically connects them to the Agora SDRTN® media zone that is geographically closest to the user. However, to meet the laws and regulations of the user's country, you may need to specify, or filter out connections to a specific geographical zone. Agora enables you to control and customize data routing in your app by specifying the Agora SDRTN® media zone users connect to.

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After you turn on the restricted media zones feature, the SDK only accesses the Agora server in the specified zone(s), irrespective of the geographical location of the user. As an example, the following table shows the outcome if you specify North America as the access zone, and users connect to Agora SDRTN® from North America and China respectively:

Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

You specify the access zones by setting the RtcEngineConfig.mAreaCode parameter when calling the create method to create an RtcEngine instance. The available zones are:

AREA_CODE_GLOB: Global (Default)
AREA_CODE_CN : Mainland China
AREA_CODE_NA : North America
AREA_CODE_EU : Europe
AREA_CODE_AS : Asia excluding Mainland China
AREA_CODE_JP : Japan
AREA_CODE_IN : India

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Include a media zone

To limit access to servers in only one zone, such as North America, set config.mAreaCode = AREA_CODE_NA; before creating the RtcEngine instance:

// Initialize the App and join the channel
private void initializeAndJoinChannel() {
  try {
    RtcEngineConfig config = new RtcEngineConfig();
    config.mAppId = appId;
    config.mContext = mContext;
    config.mEventHandler = mEngineEventHandler.mRtcEventHandler;
    // Restrict access to servers in North America only
    config.mAreaCode = AREA_CODE_NA;
    mRtcEngine = RtcEngine.create(config);
  } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new RuntimeException("Check the error.");
  }
}

// Initialize the App and join the channel
private fun initializeAndJoinChannel() {
  try {
    val config = RtcEngineConfig()
    config.mAppId = appId
    config.mContext = mContext
    config.mEventHandler = mEngineEventHandler.mRtcEventHandler
    // Restrict access to servers in North America only
    config.mAreaCode = AREA_CODE_NA
    mRtcEngine = RtcEngine.create(config)
  } catch (e: Exception) {
      throw RuntimeException("Check the error.")
  }
}

Exclude a media zone

To exclude servers in a zone, such as Mainland China, set config.mAreaCode = AREA_CODE_GLOB ^ AREA_CODE_CN; before creating the RtcEngine instance:

// Initialize the App and join the channel
private void initializeAndJoinChannel() {
  try {
    RtcEngineConfig config = new RtcEngineConfig();
    config.mAppId = appId;
    config.mContext = mContext;
    config.mEventHandler = mEngineEventHandler.mRtcEventHandler;
    // Exclude Mainland China from access zones
    config.mAreaCode = AREA_CODE_GLOB ^ AREA_CODE_CN;
    mRtcEngine = RtcEngine.create(config);
  } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new RuntimeException("Check the error.");
  }
}

// Initialize the App and join the channel
private fun initializeAndJoinChannel() {
  try {
    val config = RtcEngineConfig()
    config.mAppId = appId
    config.mContext = mContext
    config.mEventHandler = mEngineEventHandler.mRtcEventHandler
    // Exclude Mainland China from access zones
    config.mAreaCode = AREA_CODE_GLOB xor AREA_CODE_CN
    mRtcEngine = RtcEngine.create(config)
  } catch (e: Exception) {
      throw RuntimeException("Check the error.")
  }
}

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

You specify the access zones by setting the AgoraRtcEngineConfig.areaCode parameter when calling the sharedEngineWithConfig method to create an instance of AgoraRtcEngineKit.

AgoraAreaCodeType.global: Global (Default)
AgoraAreaCodeType.AS : Asia except Mainland China
AgoraAreaCodeType.CN : Mainland China
AgoraAreaCodeType.EUR : Europe
AgoraAreaCodeType.IN : India
AgoraAreaCodeType.JP : Japan
AgoraAreaCodeType.NA : North America

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Include a media zone

To limit access to servers in only one zone, such as North America, set config.areaCode = .NA before creating the AgoraRtcEngineKit instance.

// Initialize AgoraEngine
func initializeAgoraEngine() {
   let config = AgoraRtcEngineConfig()
   // Pass in your App ID
   config.appId = "YourAppId"
   config.channelProfile = .liveBroadcasting
   // Specify access to only servers in North America
   config.areaCode = .NA
   agoraKit = AgoraRtcEngineKit.sharedEngine(with: config, delegate: self)
 }

Exclude a media zone

To exclude servers in a zone, such as Mainland China, set config.areaCode = AgoraAreaCodeType(rawValue: AgoraAreaCodeType.global.rawValue ^ AgoraAreaCodeType.CN.rawValue)！ before creating the AgoraRtcEngineKit instance.

// Initialize AgoraEngine
func initializeAgoraEngine() {
  let config = AgoraRtcEngineConfig()
  // Pass in your App ID
  config.appId = "YourAppId"
  config.channelProfile = .liveBroadcasting
  // Exclude Mainland China from access area
  config.areaCode = AgoraAreaCodeType(rawValue: AgoraAreaCodeType.global.rawValue ^ AgoraAreaCodeType.CN.rawValue)！
  agoraKit = AgoraRtcEngineKit.sharedEngine(with: config, delegate: self)
}

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

You specify the access zones by setting the AgoraRtcEngineConfig.areaCode parameter when calling the sharedEngineWithConfig method to create an instance of AgoraRtcEngineKit.

AgoraAreaCodeType.global: Global (Default)
AgoraAreaCodeType.AS : Asia except Mainland China
AgoraAreaCodeType.CN : Mainland China
AgoraAreaCodeType.EUR : Europe
AgoraAreaCodeType.IN : India
AgoraAreaCodeType.JP : Japan
AgoraAreaCodeType.NA : North America

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Include a media zone

To limit access to servers in only one zone, such as North America, set config.areaCode = .NA before creating the AgoraRtcEngineKit instance.

// Initialize AgoraEngine
func initializeAgoraEngine() {
   let config = AgoraRtcEngineConfig()
   // Pass in your App ID
   config.appId = "YourAppId"
   config.channelProfile = .liveBroadcasting
   // Specify access to only servers in North America
   config.areaCode = .NA
   agoraKit = AgoraRtcEngineKit.sharedEngine(with: config, delegate: self)
 }

Exclude a media zone

// Initialize AgoraEngine
func initializeAgoraEngine() {
  let config = AgoraRtcEngineConfig()
  // Pass in your App ID
  config.appId = "YourAppId"
  config.channelProfile = .liveBroadcasting
  // Exclude Mainland China from access area
  config.areaCode = AgoraAreaCodeType(rawValue: AgoraAreaCodeType.global.rawValue ^ AgoraAreaCodeType.CN.rawValue)！
  agoraKit = AgoraRtcEngineKit.sharedEngine(with: config, delegate: self)
}

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

You specify the media zone by setting the context.areaCode parameter before calling the initialize method to create an IRtcEngine instance. The available media zones are:

AREA_CODE_GLOB: Global (Default)
AREA_CODE_CN : Mainland China
AREA_CODE_NA : North America
AREA_CODE_EU : Europe
AREA_CODE_AS : Asia except Mainland China
AREA_CODE_JP : Japan
AREA_CODE_IN : India

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Include a media zone

To limit access to servers in only one media zone, such as North America, set context.areaCode = AREA_CODE_NA; before calling the initialize method:

// Initialize Agora SDK
bool CAgoraRegionConnDlg::InitAgora() {
  // Create AgoraRtcEngine instance
  m_rtcEngine = createAgoraRtcEngine();
  if (!m_rtcEngine) {
    m_lstInfo.InsertString(m_lstInfo.GetCount() - 1, _T("createAgoraRtcEngine failed"));
    return false;
  }
  m_eventHandler.SetMsgReceiver(m_hWnd);

  RtcEngineContext context;
  std::string strAppID = GET_APP_ID;
  context.appId = strAppID.c_str();
  CString area_code;
  m_cmbAreaCode.GetWindowText(area_code);

  // Restrict access to servers in North America
  context.areaCode = AREA_CODE_NA;

  // Initialize RtcEngineContext
  int ret = m_rtcEngine->initialize(context);
  if (ret != 0) {
    m_initialize = false;
    CString strInfo;
    strInfo.Format(_T("initialize failed: %d"), ret);
    m_lstInfo.InsertString(m_lstInfo.GetCount(), strInfo);
    return false;
  } else {
    m_initialize = true;
    m_lstInfo.InsertString(m_lstInfo.GetCount(), _T("initialize success"));
  }

  return true;
}

Exclude a media zone

To exclude servers in a region, such as Mainland China, set context.areaCode = AREA_CODE_GLOB ^ AREA_CODE_CN; before calling the initialize method:

// Initialize Agora SDK
bool CAgoraRegionConnDlg::InitAgora() {
	// Create AgoraRtcEngine instance
	m_rtcEngine = createAgoraRtcEngine();
	if (!m_rtcEngine) {
		m_lstInfo.InsertString(m_lstInfo.GetCount() - 1,
		            _T("createAgoraRtcEngine failed"));
		return false;
	}
	m_eventHandler.SetMsgReceiver(m_hWnd);

	RtcEngineContext context;
	std::string strAppID = GET_APP_ID;
	context.appId = strAppID.c_str();
	CString area_code;
	m_cmbAreaCode.GetWindowText(area_code);

	// Exclude Mainland China from access area
  context.areaCode = AREA_CODE_GLOB ^ AREA_CODE_CN;

	// Initialize RtcEngineContext
	int ret = m_rtcEngine->initialize(context);
	if (ret != 0) {
		m_initialize = false;
		CString strInfo;
		strInfo.Format(_T("initialize failed: %d"), ret);
		m_lstInfo.InsertString(m_lstInfo.GetCount(), strInfo);
		return false;
	} else
		m_initialize = true;
	m_lstInfo.InsertString(m_lstInfo.GetCount(), _T("initialize success"));
}

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

By default, the SDK connects to the nearest Agora media zone. Set the areaCode parameter when calling the initialize method to specify the access zone(s). After you set the access zone, the SDK only connects to Agora servers in the specified zone.

You can set the areaCode to:

AreaCodeGlob: Global (Default)
AreaCodeCn : Mainland China
AreaCodeNa : North America
AreaCodeEu : Europe
AreaCodeAs : Asia excluding Mainland China
AreaCodeJp : Japan
AreaCodeIn : India

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Refer to the following sample code:

// Only connect to the Agora SDRTN® located in North America.
agoraEngine.initialize(
{
  appId: appID,
  areaCode: AreaCode.AreaCodeNa
});

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

By default, the SDK connects to the nearest Agora server. Set the areaCode property of RtcEngineContext when calling the initialize method to specify the access area. After setting the access zone, the SDK only connects to Agora servers in the specified zone(s).

You can set the area to:

areaCodeGlob: Global (Default)
areaCodeCn : Mainland China
areaCodeNa : North America
areaCodeEu : Europe
areaCodeAs : Asia excluding Mainland China
areaCodeJp : Japan
areaCodeIn : India

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Refer to the following sample code:

// Your app only connects to Agora SDRTN® located in North America.
await agoraEngine.initialize(RtcEngineContext(
  areaCode: AreaCode.areaCodeNa.value(),
  appId: appId
));

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When a user joins a channel, Voice SDK automatically connects them to the Agora SDRTN(R) media zone that is geographically closest to the user. However, to meet the laws and regulations of the user's country, you may need to specify, or filter out connections to a specific geographical zone. Agora enables you to control and customize data routing in your app by specifying the Agora SDRTN(R) media zone users connect to.

This is an advanced feature suitable only for use-cases with access security restrictions.

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

You call the AgoraRTC.setArea method to specify the media zone. By default, the SDK selects the nearest Agora server region to connect to. After you set the media zone, the SDK only connects to Agora servers in the specified zone.

Use one of the following values for areaCode and excludedArea:

ASIA: Asia except Mainland China
CHINA: Mainland China
EUROPE: Europe
GLOBAL: Global (Default)
INDIA: India
JAPAN: Japan
NORTH_AMERICA: North America

Refer to the following sample code:

AgoraRTC.setArea('ASIA');

Use the excludedArea parameter to specify a smaller zone to be excluded from a larger zone. Currently, you can only set the larger zone to GLOBAL.

// Exclude Mainland China from media zones
AgoraRTC.setArea({
  areaCode: 'GLOBAL',
  excludedArea: 'CHINA',
});

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

By default, the SDK connects to the nearest Agora server. You set the areaCode property by calling the setArea method to specify the media zone(s). After setting the access zone, the SDK only connects to Agora servers in the specified media zone.

You can set the area to:

ASIA: Asia except Mainland China
CHINA: Mainland China
EUROPE: European region
GLOBAL: Global (Default)
INDIA: India
JAPAN: Japan
NORTH_AMERICA: North America

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Refer to the following sample code:

const useMediaZones = () => {
  useEffect(() => {
    AgoraRTC.setArea({
      areaCode: [AREAS.NORTH_AMERICA, AREAS.ASIA],
    });
  }, []);
};

function EnableMediaZones() {
  useMediaZones();

  return (
    <div>
      <App />
    </div>
  );
}

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

By default, the SDK connects to the nearest Agora server. Set the areaCode property of RTCEngineContext before passing it to the initialize method. After you set the media zone, the SDK only connects to servers in the specified zone.

You can set the areaCode to:

AreaCodeGlob: Global (Default)
AreaCodeCn : Mainland China
AreaCodeNa : North America
AreaCodeEu : Europe
AreaCodeAs : Asia excluding Mainland China
AreaCodeJp : Japan
AreaCodeIn : India

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Refer to the following sample code:

this._rtcContext.areaCode = AreaCode.AreaCodeNa;

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When a user joins a channel, Voice SDK automatically connects them to the Agora SDRTN® media zone that is geographically closest to the user. However, to meet the laws and regulations of the user's country, you may need to specify, or filter out connections to a specific geographical zone. Agora enables you to control and customize data routing in your game by specifying the Agora SDRTN® media zone users connect to.

This is an advanced feature suitable only for use-cases with access security restrictions.

Understand the tech

Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your game.

By default, the SDK connects to the nearest Agora server. Set the areaCode property of RtcEngineContext when calling the initialize method to specify the access zone(s). After setting the access zone, the SDK only connects to Agora servers in the specified zone(s).

You can set the areaCode to:

AREA_CODE_GLOB: Global (Default)
AREA_CODE_CN : Mainland China
AREA_CODE_NA : North America
AREA_CODE_EU : Europe
AREA_CODE_AS : Asia except Mainland China
AREA_CODE_JP : Japan
AREA_CODE_IN : India

Media zones support bitwise operations.

Include a media zone

To limit access to servers in only one media zone, such as North America, set context.areaCode = AREA_CODE_NA; before calling the initialize method:

// Initialize Agora SDK
RtcEngine = Agora.Rtc.RtcEngine.CreateAgoraRtcEngine();
RtcEngineContext context = new RtcEngineContext();
context.appId = _appID;
context.channelProfile = CHANNEL_PROFILE_TYPE.CHANNEL_PROFILE_LIVE_BROADCASTING;
context.audioScenario = AUDIO_SCENARIO_TYPE.AUDIO_SCENARIO_DEFAULT;
// Restrict access to servers in North America
context.areaCode = AREA_CODE.AREA_CODE_NA;
// Initialize RtcEngineContext
RtcEngine.Initialize(context);

Exclude a media zone

To exclude servers in a region, such as Mainland China, set context.areaCode = AREA_CODE.AREA_CODE_GLOB ^ AREA_CODE.AREA_CODE_CN; before calling the initialize method:

// Initialize Agora SDK
RtcEngine = Agora.Rtc.RtcEngine.CreateAgoraRtcEngine();
RtcEngineContext context = new RtcEngineContext();
context.appId = _appID;
context.channelProfile = CHANNEL_PROFILE_TYPE.CHANNEL_PROFILE_LIVE_BROADCASTING;
context.audioScenario = AUDIO_SCENARIO_TYPE.AUDIO_SCENARIO_DEFAULT;
// Exclude Mainland China from access area
context.areaCode = AREA_CODE.AREA_CODE_GLOB ^ AREA_CODE.AREA_CODE_CN;
// Initialize RtcEngineContext
RtcEngine.Initialize(context);

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Designated access zone	User's location	Zone actually accessed by the SDK	User experience
North America	North America	North America	Normal
North America	China	North America	Quality may be affected

If a server in the specified zone is not available, the SDK reports an error.
Due to cross-regional public internet between the designated zone and the geographical location where the app user is located, the audio and video experience may be affected.

The following figure shows the workflow you implement to restrict access to media zones:

Restrict media zones

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have implemented the SDK quickstart in your project.

Implement restricted media zones

This section shows you how to restrict access to media zones in your app.

By default, the SDK connects to the nearest Agora server. Set the areaCode property of RtcEngineContext when calling the initialize method to specify the media zones. After setting the media zone(s), the SDK only connects to Agora servers in the specified zone(s).

You can set the areaCode to:

AREA_CODE_GLOB: Global (Default)
AREA_CODE_CN: Mainland China
AREA_CODE_NA: North America
AREA_CODE_EU: Europe
AREA_CODE_AS: Asia except Mainland China
AREA_CODE_JP: Japan
AREA_CODE_IN: India

Media zones support bitwise operations. To include a zone, use the | operator, to exclude a zone use ^.

Refer to the following code:

void UMyUserWidget::setupVideoSDKEngine()
{
    // Create an engine instance.
    agoraEngine = agora::rtc::ue::createAgoraRtcEngine();
    // Specify a context for the engine.
    RtcEngineContext context;
    context.appId = appId.c_str();
    context.eventHandler = this;
    // Choose the communication profile for voice calling.
    context.channelProfile = CHANNEL_PROFILE_TYPE::CHANNEL_PROFILE_COMMUNICATION;
    // Only connect to Agora SDRTN® located in North America.
    context.areaCode = AREA_CODE::AREA_CODE_NA;
    // Initialize the engine instance with the context.
    agoraEngine->initialize(context);
    // Enable the local audio capture to init the local stream.
    agoraEngine->enableAudio();
}

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