50 PC,s trying to connect at the same time

Hi

I'm self hosting the web server (Appache 2.4 Installs when installing the AMS Server)  and AMS 5.0.11

Platform: Windows Server 2008 R2, All media and AMS is installed on RAID6, SAS hard drives, 4GB RAM

2 Xeon Physical processors = 16 cores.

All clients request are internally (LAN)

Thanks

Arber

Hi

It takes long time to load the web page.

The streams are ok.

AMS is 5.0.11

Here is the config file, its long one

Thanks

<Root>

  <!-- This section contains information for configuring the server. -->

  <Server>

  <!-- Enables or disables IP version 6.      -->

  <!-- Operating system network stack should be configured to support IPV6 to make this happend.   -->

  <!-- AMS automatically detects operating system configuration and this key can force AMS to use IPv4 in case of IPv6 is available. -->

  <NetworkingIPv6 enable="false" />

  <!-- Whether the Edge server should respond to an crossdomain.xml request from a client. -->

  <!-- This specifies the absolute path of the file where the      -->

  <!-- server looks for respond context. By default, respond is *. -->

  <CrossDomainPath></CrossDomainPath>

  <!-- This section configures present server plugins located at     -->

  <!-- AMS/modules/ folder to receive certain file operations.    -->

  <Plugins>

  <!-- This section configures the user defined data            -->

  <!-- retrived by plugins with specified key                      -->

  <UserDefined>

  <UserKey1>

          This data can be retrieved by AMS plug-in.

          Please look at Auth Adaptor sample for details.

  </UserKey1>

        <UserKey2>

          This data can be retrieved by AMS plug-in.

          Please look at Auth Adaptor sample for details.

        </UserKey2>

      </UserDefined>

  <!-- This section configures the present file plugin located at  -->

  <!-- AMS/modules/fileio folder to receive certain file operations.-->

  <!-- To disable plugin, set the "enabled" attribute to false.  -->

  <!-- You do not need to remove plugin from assigned folder.  -->

  <!-- By default, if adaptor is present, only stream file  -->

  <!-- operations are routed to it.  -->

  <FilePlugin enabled="true">

      <!-- Maximum number of pending/outstanding requests to    -->

     <!-- control adaptor. Default is 0 unlimited.                 -->

      <MaxNumberOfRequests>0</MaxNumberOfRequests>

     <!-- This section configures stream file operations in      -->

      <!-- present plugin. By default such operations enabled  -->

     <!-- and will be managed by this plugin.                    -->

      <Content type="Streams">true</Content>

      <!-- This section configures SWF verification file    -->

      <!-- operations  in present plugin. By default such      -->

     <!-- operations won't be managed by this plugin.            -->

     <Content type="SWF">false</Content>

            <!-- This section configures PRTMP common key and file  -->

            <!-- whitelist file operations  in present plugin. By    -->

            <!-- default such operations won't be managed by this    -->

            <!-- plugin.                                                -->

            <Content type="PRTMP">false</Content>

  </FilePlugin>

  </Plugins>

  <!-- This sections contains SSL configuration information.     -->

  <SSL>

  <!-- Specify the number of bytes of entropy to use for     -->

  <!-- seeding the PRNG. You cannot specify anything less    -->

  <!-- than 8 bytes, and the default is 16. Entropy is a     -->

  <!-- measure of randomness. The more entropy, the more     -->

  <!-- random numbers from the PRNG will be.                 -->

  <SSLRandomSeed>16</SSLRandomSeed>

  <!-- Specifies how often to flush expired sessions from    -->

  <!-- server-side session cache.                            -->

  <SSLSessionCacheGC>5</SSLSessionCacheGC>

  <!-- The following section configures the server to act as an  -->

  <!-- SSL client (out-going SSL connections).       -->

  <SSLClientCtx>

  <!-- This specifies whether or not to verify the cert that -->

  <!-- is returned by the server being connected to. Cert    -->

  <!-- verification is enabled by default. To disable cert   -->

  <!-- verification, specify false.                          -->

  <!-- WARNING!!! Disabling certificate verification can     -->

  <!-- result in a security hazard. Please be sure you know  -->

  <!-- what you are doing if you wish to disable this.       -->

  <SSLVerifyCertificate>true</SSLVerifyCertificate>

  <!-- Specifies the name of a directory containing CA       -->

  <!-- certificates. Each file in the directory must contain -->

  <!-- only a single CA certificate, and the files must be   -->

  <!-- named by the subject name's hash, and an extension of -->

  <!-- ".0".                                                 -->

  <!-- Win32 Only: If this tag is empty, we will attempt to  -->

  <!-- find CA certs in the "certs" directory located at the -->

  <!-- same level as the "conf" directory. The Windows cert  -->

  <!-- store can be imported into this directory by running  -->

  <!-- AMSMaster -console -initialize from the command line. -->

  <SSLCACertificatePath></SSLCACertificatePath>

  <!-- Specifies the name of a file containing one or more   -->

  <!-- CA certificates in PEM format.                        -->

  <SSLCACertificateFile></SSLCACertificateFile>

  <!-- Specifies the maximum depth of the certificate chain  -->

  <!-- we are willing to accept. If a self-signed root cert  -->

  <!-- cannot be found within this depth, cert verification  -->

  <!-- will fail. Default is 9.                              -->

  <SSLVerifyDepth>9</SSLVerifyDepth>

  <!-- Specifies the ciphers to use. This ia a list of colon delimited  -->

  <!-- components. A component can be a key exchange algorithm,         -->

  <!-- authentication method, encryption method, digest type, or one of -->

  <!-- a selected number of aliases for common groupings. For a list of -->

  <!-- components, please refer to the AMS documentation. Do not change -->

  <!-- the default settings unless you know what you are doing.         -->

  <SSLCipherSuite>ALL:!ADH:!LOW:!EXP:!MD5:@STRENGTH</SSLCipherSuite>

  </SSLClientCtx>

  </SSL>

  <!-- Configures UID and GID for all the server processes       -->

  <!-- In unix, all the server processes will switch from root   -->

  <!-- to the UID and GID specified in this section for security -->

  <!-- reason.  If no UID and GID are specified, the server      -->

  <!-- will be running as root.                                  -->

  <Process>

  <!-- Process user ID (unix only) -->

  <UID>${SERVER.PROCESS_UID}</UID>

  <!-- Process group ID (unix only) -->

  <GID>${SERVER.PROCESS_GID}</GID>

  </Process>

  <!-- This key controls who has read/write access to the shared object   -->

  <!-- files and stream files in the server. The Mask is used by umask    -->

  <!-- to set file creation mask.  By default, the mask is set to 017     -->

  <!-- and the files are created with permission 0666.                    -->

  <!-- 0666 & ~017 = 0660 = r w - r w - - - -, that means the owner of    -->

  <!-- the server and all the users belonging to the same group as the    -->

  <!-- owner will have read/write access to the files. This mask must be  -->

  <!-- a 3 digit octal format                                             -->

  <!-- This config node is for unix only.                                 -->

  <Mask>017</Mask>

  <!-- This key contains information related to the licensing of -->

  <!-- the server, such as how many connections are allowed, and -->

  <!-- various other things in the server license.               -->

  <LicenseInfo>${SERVER.LICENSEINFO}</LicenseInfo>

                <!-- All license keys added or removed using admin console is inserted in this tag -->

                <LicenseInfoEx></LicenseInfoEx>

    <!-- Configures the largest I/O read buffers that the server will use. -->

    <!-- Larger buffers may give better performance for some uses, but at  -->

    <!-- the cost of higher memory usage.                                  -->

    <ReadBufferSize>4096</ReadBufferSize>

    <Security>

      <!-- Enables virtual directory mappings for file objects in the script. -->

      <!-- This is disabled by default. -->

      <VirtualDirectoryForFile enable="false"></VirtualDirectoryForFile>

   <!-- Defines the maximum allowed rtmp and swf url length(in bytes). -->

      <!-- Default value is 32 KB.                                        -->

   <MaxUrlLength></MaxUrlLength>

      <!-- Configures the number of failed admin login attempts and the recovery time.-->

      <LoginLimits>

        <!-- Configures the maximum number of login failures before having to wait to be allowed again.-->

        <MaxFailures>3</MaxFailures>

        <!-- Configures the time to wait in seconds before allowing another login attempt -->

        <!-- after it has reached max failures.                                           -->

        <RecoveryTime>30</RecoveryTime>

        <!-- Configures the max admin login failures before lockout.AMSAdmin will have to be restarted -->

        <!-- after this lockout in order to allow that user to login again.                            -->

        <LockoutLimit>300</LockoutLimit>

      </LoginLimits>

    </Security>

  <!-- Configures Flash Media Admin Server -->

  <AdminServer>

  <!-- Whether the Admin server should respond to an crossdomain.xml request from a client. -->

  <!-- This specifies the absolute path of the file where the      -->

  <!-- server looks for respond context. By default, respond is *. -->

  <CrossDomainPath></CrossDomainPath>

  <!-- Details and configurations for different versions of RTMP -->

  <RTMP>

  <!-- RTMPE is the encrypted RTMP protocol covering both RTMPE and RTMPTE -->

  <!-- This is enabled by default, setting enabled to "false will not -->

  <!-- allow these protocols on this adaptor -->

  <RTMPE enabled="true"></RTMPE>

  </RTMP>

  <!-- Specifies IP address and port to bind to. The format  -->

  <!-- is [<ip>][:<port>]. The default is to bind to "any"   -->

  <!-- available IP on port 1111.                            -->

  <HostPort>${SERVER.ADMINSERVER_HOSTPORT}</HostPort>

  <!-- Specifies the interface and port to listen on internally -->

  <!-- for connections from amscore process.                    -->

  <IpcHostPort>localhost:11110</IpcHostPort>

  <!-- Specifies how often (in sec.) to check for inactive sockets. -->

  <SocketGC>60</SocketGC>

  <!-- Configures UID and GID for the admin server                          -->

  <!-- In unix, all the admin server processes will switch from root        -->

  <!-- to the UID and GID specified in this section for security reason.    -->

  <!-- If no UID and GID are specified, the server will be running as root. -->

  <Process>

  <!-- Process user ID (unix only) -->

  <UID>${SERVER.PROCESS_UID}</UID>

  <!-- Process group ID (unix only) -->

  <GID>${SERVER.PROCESS_GID}</GID>

  </Process>

  <!-- to display <elem name="x"> instead of <_x> in the http command -->

  <AdminElem>false</AdminElem>

  <!-- This tag specifies to which admin connections we respond to.-->

  <!-- This is specified as a comma delimited list of              -->

  <!-- hostnames, domain names, and full or partial ip address, as -->

  <!-- well as the keyword "all" (no quotes required).             -->

  <!-- For example:                                                -->

  <!-- <Allow>x.foo.com, foo.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Allow> or    -->

  <!-- <Allow>all</Allow>                                          -->

  <Allow>all</Allow>

  <!-- This tag specifies to which admin connections not to        -->

  <!-- respond to. This is specified as a comma delimited list     -->

  <!-- of hostnames, domain names, and full or partial ip address, -->

  <!-- as well as the keyword "all" (no quotes required).          -->

  <!-- For example:                                                -->

  <!-- <Deny>x.foo.com, foo.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Deny> or      -->

  <!-- <Deny>all</Deny>                                            -->

  <Deny></Deny>

  <!-- Specifies the order to evaluate the Allow/Deny tags. This   -->

  <!-- can be <Order>Deny,Allow</Order>, which means the request   -->

  <!-- will be processed if not in <Deny> or in <Allow>. Or it can -->

  <!-- be <Order>Allow,Deny</Order>, which means the request will  -->

  <!-- be processed if in <Allow> and not in <Deny>.               -->

  <Order>Allow,Deny</Order>

  </AdminServer>

  <!-- Configures automatic disconnecting of idle clients. A client is -->

  <!-- idle if it has not sent or received any application data for    -->

  <!-- some time. Application data does not include low level control  -->

  <!-- msgs such as the built-in server ping mechanism. This is meant  -->

  <!-- to clean up clients that, for example, are not playing or not   -->

  <!-- publishing a stream, etc. To enable this feature, set the       -->

  <!-- enable attribute to true. It is disabled by default. This can   -->

  <!-- be overridden on a per-vhost basis. However, if disabled here,  -->

  <!-- it is disabled for all vhosts. But if enabled here, vhosts can  -->

  <!-- override it and disable it for that vhost. Vhosts can also      -->

  <!-- override the max idle time (for that vhost only).               -->

  <!-- <CheckInterval> is not overridable and applies to all vhosts.   -->

  <AutoCloseIdleClients enable="false">

  <!-- How often to check for idle clients. Specified in seconds. -->

  <!-- Default is to check every 60 sec. (1 min)                  -->

  <CheckInterval>60</CheckInterval>

  <!-- How long a client can be idle before it is disconnected. -->

  <!-- Specified in seconds. Default is 3600 sec. (1 hr)        -->

  <MaxIdleTime>3600</MaxIdleTime>

  </AutoCloseIdleClients>

  <!-- Specifies max resource limits for the server. -->

  <ResourceLimits>

  <!-- Specifies how often (in minutes) to remove unused files from   -->

  <!-- the cache. Specified in minutes. Default is 60 min.            -->

  <FLVCachePurge>60</FLVCachePurge>

  <FLVCache>

  <FileCheckInterval>120</FileCheckInterval>

  <!-- The maximum size of the FLV cache, in megabytes. -->

  <!-- The default is 500MB. -->

  <MaxSize>${SERVER.FLVCACHE_MAXSIZE}</MaxSize>

  <!-- The maximum number of keyframes per FLV file in cache.  The      -->

  <!-- cache is used to save the keyframes that are being generated     -->

  <!-- in the server when enhanced seeking is enabled.                  -->

  <!-- Default is 0 keyframe.                                           -->

  <MaxKeyframeCacheSize>0</MaxKeyframeCacheSize>

  <!-- When recording, determines whether non-key video frames that     -->

  <!-- arrive without a corresponding video key frame are filtered or   -->

  <!-- or sent to the stream module to be recorded. Default is false,   -->

  <!-- meaning the non-key frames are sent to the stream module.        -->

  <FilterNonKeyFrames>false</FilterNonKeyFrames>

  </FLVCache>

  <!-- Configures buffer for FLV recording -->

  <RecBuffer>

  <!-- Maximum number of seconds to wait before flushing the rec buffer.-->

  <!-- Lower values enable users to watch the recording with a lower    -->

  <!-- latency relative to live, but at the cost of higher disk usage.  --> 

  <!-- Default is 5 seconds, minimum is 1 second                        -->

  <MaxFlushTime>5</MaxFlushTime>

  <!-- Maximum number of kilobytes to accumulate before flushing the    -->

  <!-- rec buffer.  Lower values enable users to watch the recording    -->

  <!-- with a lower latency relative to live, but at the cost of higher -->

  <!-- disk usage. Default is 256 KB, minimum is 32 KB                  -->

  <MaxFlushSize>256</MaxFlushSize>

  <!-- Number of milliseconds to hold audio messages in the rec buffer  -->

  <!-- while waiting for a video message.  This allows for sorting of   -->

  <!-- timestamps before flushing to disk in case video is delayed.     -->

  <!-- By default this is blank, allowing AMS to automatically configure-->

  <!-- the lag to match the publishers buffer, eliminating A/V glitches -->

  <AllowedVideoLag></AllowedVideoLag>

  <!-- Absolute maximum size of the rec buffer, in kilobytes.  This is  -->

  <!-- intended as a safety net against AllowedVideoLag.  Default 5 MB. -->

  <MaxSize>5120</MaxSize>

  <!-- Maximum gap between 2 adjacent messages when comparing the       -->

  <!-- message timestamps with the real time.  Server logs a warning    -->

  <!-- when the timestamps between 2 adjacent messages is bigger than   -->

  <!-- the difference in real time + MaxTimestampSkew.                  -->

  <!-- MaxTimestampSkew is in millisecond and is disabled by default    -->

  <!-- To enable the warning, set value to positive value               -->    

  <MaxTimestampSkew>-1</MaxTimestampSkew>

  </RecBuffer>

  <!-- Monitor CPU usage every N seconds. -->

  <CPUMonitor>1</CPUMonitor>

  <!-- GC unused I/O threads every N minutes. -->

  <ThreadPoolGC>20</ThreadPoolGC>

  <!-- GC global msg pool ever N seconds. -->

  <MsgPoolGC>60</MsgPoolGC>

  <!-- GC unused applications every N minutes. -->

  <ApplicationGC>5</ApplicationGC>

  <!-- MAX FLV cache size : specified in percent of total physical memory on the system. -->

  <FLVCacheSize>10</FLVCacheSize>

  <!-- Specifies how often (in sec.) to check for inactive sockets. -->

  <SocketGC>60</SocketGC>

  <!-- Monitoring interval for process virtual memory use (in sec.)      -->

  <ProcVMSizeMonitorInterval>60</ProcVMSizeMonitorInterval>

  <!-- Log warning threshold for "high" process virtual memory use (Size in MB) -->

  <ProcVMSizeWarn>1800</ProcVMSizeWarn>

  <!-- Log notification threshold for reverting to a nominal process     -->

  <!-- virtual memory use (Size in MB) after ProcVMSizeWarn threshold    -->

  <!-- has been triggered.                                               -->

  <ProcVMSizeNominal>1600</ProcVMSizeNominal>

  <!-- Specifies how often (in min.) to gc the SSL session cache for outgoing SSL connections. -->

  <SSLSessionCacheGC>5</SSLSessionCacheGC>

  <!-- AMS provides connectors which allow application scripts to connect to other AMS server or. -->

  <!-- HTTP servers. This section configures the connector subsystem -->

  <Connector>

  <!-- HTTP connector : Used for Flash remoting-->

  <HTTP>

  <!-- For all thread configuration.                                                 -->

  <!-- A value of 0 allocates the default number of threads.                         -->

  <!-- A value greater than 0 allocates the exact number of threads specified.       -->

  <!-- A value less than 0 ties it to the number (N) of processors,                  -->

  <!--       -1 means 1xN threads                                                    -->

  <!--       -2 means 2xN threads etc.                                               -->

  <!--Minimum number threads used for processing connection requests. 0 = default = 2 -->

  <MinConnectionThreads>0</MinConnectionThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for connection processing. 0 = use default (10) -->

  <MaxConnectionThreads>0</MaxConnectionThreads>

  <!-- Max connections requests that can be pending. Connections will be rejected if queue size limit is reached. -->

  <!-- -1 = default = 1000. -->

  <MaxConnectionQueueSize>-1</MaxConnectionQueueSize>

  <!-- Specifies how long to wait before timing out an outgoing connection in milliseconds -->

  <!-- Default is set to -1 to use blocking outgoing connections with OS timeout -->

  <ConnectionTimeout>-1</ConnectionTimeout>

  <!-- Configures how to cache handles used for HTTP requests -->

  <HandleCache>

  <!-- Max number of handles to cache -->

  <MaxSize>100</MaxSize>

  <!-- If no http requests have been made to a host for this long, -->

  <!-- we will free some of the handles cached for this host. Time -->

  <!-- is specified in minutes. Default is 10 minutes.             -->

  <IdleTime>30</IdleTime>

  <!-- When gc'ing handles, we don't gc all the handles for a host -->

  <!-- all at once. Instead, we trim a percentage of the cached    -->

  <!-- handles. Specified as a number between 0 and 1. Default is  -->

  <!-- 0.2 (20%).                                                  -->

  <TrimSize>0.2</TrimSize>

  <!-- How often to gc idle handles. Specified in minutes. Default -->

  <!-- is 60 min.                                                  -->

  <GCInterval>60</GCInterval>

  </HandleCache>

  </HTTP>

  <!-- RTMP connector : For server to server connections-->

  <RTMP>

  <!-- For all I/O  and connection threads processing. -->

  <!-- A value of 0 allocates the default number of threads (10).                    -->

  <!-- A value greater than 0 allocates the exact number of threads specified.       -->

  <!-- A value less than 0 ties it to the number (N) of processors,                  -->

  <!--       -1 means 1xN threads                                                    -->

  <!--       -2 means 2xN threads etc.                                               -->

  <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = defualt value 2x processor -->

  <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. -1 = use default (32) -->

  <MaxIOThreads>32</MaxIOThreads>

  <!-- Number of completion routine threads that for edge (on win32) I/O processing. -->

  <NumCRThreads>0</NumCRThreads>

  <!--Minimum number threads used for processing connection requests. 0 = default = 1 -->

  <MinConnectionThreads>0</MinConnectionThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for connection processing. 0 = use default (5) -->

  <MaxConnectionThreads>0</MaxConnectionThreads>

  <!-- Max connections requests that can be pending. Connections will be rejected if queue size limit is reached. -->

  <!-- -1 = default = 1000. -->

  <MaxConnectionQueueSize>-1</MaxConnectionQueueSize>

  <!-- Specifies how long to wait before timing out an outgoing connection in milliseconds -->

  <!-- Default is set to -1 to use blocking outgoing connections with OS timeout -->

  <ConnectionTimeout>-1</ConnectionTimeout>

  <!-- Aggregate messages increase performance by batching messages together -->

  <!-- Should be left true to gain benefitted performance -->

  <EnableAggMsgs>true</EnableAggMsgs>

  </RTMP>

  </Connector>

  <Protocol>

  <!-- RTMP protocol configuration -->

  <!-- For all I/O  and connection threads processing. -->

  <!-- A value of 0 allocates the default number of threads (10).                    -->

  <!-- A value greater than 0 allocates the exact number of threads specified.       -->

  <!-- A value less than 0 ties it to the number (N) of processors,                  -->

  <!--       -1 means 1xN threads                                                    -->

  <!--       -2 means 2xN threads etc.                                               -->

  <RTMP>

  <Edge>

  <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 x Number of processors -->

  <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default ( 10) -->

  <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>

  <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->

  <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>

  <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->

  <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>

  <!-- The maximum number of connections per second the server will -->

  <!-- accept. NOTE: this is per listener. So if AMS has multiple   -->

  <!-- listeners configured (i.e. listening on multiple ports), the -->

  <!-- connection rate configured here will apply to each listener. -->

  <!-- Default is -1 which means connection throttling is disabled. -->

  <MaxConnectionRate>-1</MaxConnectionRate>

  </Edge>

  <Core>

  <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 x Number of processors -->

  <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default ( 10) -->

  <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>

  <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->

  <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>

  <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->

  <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>

  </Core>

  <Admin>

  <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 x Number of processors -->

  <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default ( 10) -->

  <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>

  <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->

  <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>

  <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->

  <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>

  </Admin>

  <!-- Specifies the size (in bytes) of the socket send buffer. -->

  <!-- Default is 0 which means to use OS default.              -->

  <SocketSndBuf>0</SocketSndBuf>

  <!-- Specifies the size (in bytes) of the socket recv buffer. -->

  <!-- Default is 0 which means to use OS default.              -->

  <SocketRcvBuf>0</SocketRcvBuf>

  <!-- Together with DiffServMask, this allows specifying -->

  <!-- the differential services field for all sockets    -->

  <!-- that connect to the RTMP listener (which includes  -->

  <!-- tunneling and HTTP proxy sockets). There is little -->

  <!-- use for this unless you have set up a DSCP domain, -->

  <!-- and some values may lead to errors, depending on   -->

  <!-- your platform and your router configuration. For   -->

  <!-- example, to set priority class 4, you might set    -->

  <!-- DiffServ to 128 (top 3 bits set to 4) and set      -->

  <!-- DiffServMask to 224 (top 3 bits on).               -->

  <DiffServ>0</DiffServ>

  <!-- This controls which bits in the diffserv field     -->

  <!-- will be modified. Typically, it will be 0 (which   -->

  <!-- disables the feature), 252 (to control all 6 bits  -->

  <!-- of the field), or 224 (to control only the top 3   -->

  <!-- bits, which are often used for priority). Other    -->

  <!-- values are legal, but setting the low two bits may -->

  <!-- lead to errors, depending on your platform and     -->

  <!-- your router configuration.                         -->

  <DiffServMask>0</DiffServMask>

  </RTMP>

  <!--Edge core communication protocol -->

  <ECCP>

  <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 -->

  <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default (10) -->

  <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>

  <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->

  <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>

  <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->

  <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>

  <!-- Timeout (seconds) to detect unresponsive cores. 0 will disable timeout check. -->

  <CoreTimeout>30</CoreTimeout>

  </ECCP>

  <!--Admin core communication protocol -->

  <ACCP>

  <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 -->

  <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default (10) -->

  <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>

  <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->

  <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>

  <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->

  <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>

  </ACCP>

  </Protocol>

  <IPCQueues>

  <!-- Controls the IPC msg queue used by all processes to communicate with each other. -->

  <GlobalQueue>

  <!-- Max size (in Kb) of the shared memory heap used for this IPC msg queue. -->

  <HeapSize>2048</HeapSize>

  <MaxQueueSize>10</MaxQueueSize>

  </GlobalQueue>

  <!-- Controls the IPC msg queue used by edge and core processes to communicate with each other. -->

  <EdgeCore>

  <!-- Max size (in Kb) of the shared memory heap used for this IPC msg queue. -->

  <HeapSize>1024</HeapSize>

  <MaxQueueSize>10</MaxQueueSize>

  </EdgeCore>

  <Services>

  <!-- Max size (in Kb) of the shared memory heap used for this IPC msg queue. -->

  <HeapSize>2048</HeapSize>

  <MaxQueueSize>10</MaxQueueSize>

  </Services>

  </IPCQueues>

  <MessageCache enable="false">

  <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->

  <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>

  <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->

  <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>

  <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->

  <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>

  </MessageCache>

  <SmallMemPool enable="false">

  <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->

  <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>

  <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->

  <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>

  <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->

  <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>

  </SmallMemPool>

  <LargeMemPool enable="false">

  <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->

  <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>

  <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->

  <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>

  <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->

  <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>

  </LargeMemPool>

  <SegmentsPool enable="false">

  <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->

  <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>

  <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->

  <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>

  <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->

  <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>

  <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->

  <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>

  <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->

  <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>

  </SegmentsPool>

  <Master>

  <!-- How often to gc idle cores.                                             -->

  <CoreGC>300</CoreGC>

  <!-- An idle core being gc'd is given at least this much to exit on its own. -->

  <CoreExitDelay>20</CoreExitDelay>

  </Master>

  <Edge>

  <!-- Minimum number of threads per scheduler queue                  -->

  <MinEventQueueThreads>2</MinEventQueueThreads>

  <!-- Maximum number of threads per scheduler queue                  -->

  <MaxEventQueueThreads>-2</MaxEventQueueThreads>

  <!-- Number of scheduler queues            -->

  <NumSchedQueues>1</NumSchedQueues>

  </Edge>

  </ResourceLimits>

  <!-- Overall logging configuration. This section contains only information that is  -->

  <!-- that controls the overall logging behaviour. Specific logging configuration is -->

  <!-- located in Logger.xml.                                                         -->

  <Logging>

  <!-- The time field in a log file can be either in utc (gmt) or local (default).-->

  <Time>local</Time>

  <!-- Logs recovery properies -->

  <!-- Number of times to retry opening a log file.  -->

  <RetryNumber>0</RetryNumber>

  <!-- Number of milliseconds the server waits before re-trying to open a log file.-->

  <RetrySleep>100</RetrySleep>

  <!-- The number of records in the log queue.                                     -->

  <!-- If an attempt to open the log has failed and the queue has a number of      -->

  <!-- records greater than or equal to this number, the core process is shut down.-->

  <!-- -1 unlimited  -->

  <RecordsNumber>-1</RecordsNumber>

  <!-- This controls the terminating characters of each log entry -->

  <!-- CR = carriage return and LF = line feed.  Default is CRLF  -->

  <TerminatingCharacters>CRLF</TerminatingCharacters>

  <!-- Enables/Disables logging of high severity entries to the system log -->

  <!-- Set to false to disable - default is enabled -->

  <EnableSystemLogging>true</EnableSystemLogging>

      <Access>

  <!-- Whether access logging is enabled.                                     -->

  <Enable>true</Enable>

  <!-- The logging scope determines whether a log file is written out for     -->

  <!-- each vhost or just one for the entire server. It may be either server  -->

  <!-- or vhost.                                                              -->

  <Scope>server</Scope>

  <!-- Checkpoints are snapshots of activities that occurs in the server such -->

  <!-- as connect and stream events.  If it is enabled, server logs extra     -->

  <!-- checkpoints for these events (connect, play, publish) not only at the  -->

  <!-- beginning and the end, but also at a regular interval based on the     -->

  <!-- configuration.  The checkpoints will be showing as connect-continue,   -->

  <!-- play-continue, and publish-continue.  These checkpoints events can be  -->

  <!-- found in Logger.xml and can be turned on/off individually.             -->

  <!-- This can be overridden on a per-vhost basis. However, if disabled      -->

  <!-- here, it is disabled for all vhosts. But if enabled here, vhosts can   -->

  <!-- override it and disable it for that vhost. Vhosts can also override    -->

  <!-- the max idle time (for that vhost only).  <CheckInterval> is not       -->

  <!-- overridable and applies to all vhosts.                                 -->

  <Checkpoints enable="false">

  <!-- How often to check if it is necessary to log a checkpoint into -->

  <!-- access log.  Specified in seconds.                             -->

  <!-- Default is to check every 60 sec. (1 min)                      -->

  <CheckInterval>60</CheckInterval>

  <!-- How often to log a checkpoint. Specified in seconds.  This     -->

  <!-- should be bigger than CheckInterval, otherwise server still    -->

  <!-- logs checkpoint every check interval.                          -->

  <!-- Default is to check every 3600 sec. (60 min)                   -->

  <LogInterval>3600</LogInterval>

  </Checkpoints>

  </Access>

  <Diagnostic>

  <!-- Whether diagnostic logging is enabled.                                 -->

  <Enable>true</Enable>

  </Diagnostic>

  <Application>

  <!-- Whether application logging is enabled.                                -->

  <Enable>true</Enable>

  </Application>

  <AuthEvent>

  <!-- Whether logging is enabled.                                -->

  <Enable>true</Enable>

  </AuthEvent>

  <AuthMessage>

  <!-- Whether logging is enabled.                                -->

  <Enable>true</Enable>

  </AuthMessage>

  <FileIO>

  <!-- Whether logging is enabled.                                -->

  <Enable>true</Enable>

  </FileIO>

  </Logging>

  <!-- Server must reference itself locally, typically this is "localhost", but with more than one -->

  <!-- Network Interface, "localhost" can map to an erroneous interface, thus the server will use -->

  <!-- the address listed here as the local loopback, default is "localhost"     -->

  <Localhost>localhost</Localhost>

  <!-- If system has more than 2 network ports, setup the public ip for the system  -->

                <PublicIP></PublicIP>

  <!-- SWFVerification configures how a SWF connecting to an app is verified. -->

    <!-- This is for the Administrator level SWF Verification and is secondary  -->

    <!-- and independent of the Application level SWF Verification setups.  The -->

    <!-- intended use is to put Administrator SWFs here that need to act as a   -->

    <!-- skeleton key (universal access) for apps needing SWF Verification      -->

    <!-- There is no override here of the Application level SWF Verification    -->

  <SWFVerification>

  <!-- Any SWFs found in this folder will be authenticated for connecting to any application -->

  <!-- on this server.  You can use a semicolon to seperate multiple directories here as well -->

  <!-- For example C:\SWFs;D:\SWFs will allow swfs from either of these two directories to    -->

  <!-- be authenticated.                                                                      -->

  <SWFFolder></SWFFolder>

  <!-- This specifies the number of levels for subfolders in SWFFolder to scan   -->

  <!-- for SWFs files. Negative value means all existing subfolders level are scanned.   -->

  <!-- Default is 1 which means the only one subfolder level is scanned.                -->

  <DirLevelSWFScan>1</DirLevelSWFScan>

  <!-- The maximum time (sec) for processing swf files. Default value is 5 sec -->

  <MaxInitDelay>5</MaxInitDelay>

  <!-- This specifies the minimum accepted version of SWFVerification allowed by the server. -->

  <!-- Initial version is 1; default is 0 which means to accept all forward versions.         -->

  <MinGoodVersion></MinGoodVersion>

  <!-- SWFVerification data are cache in the server.  This configures how the cache behaves.  -->

  <Cache>

  <!-- TTL is the time to live of each SWF in the cache.  Specified in minutes.       -->

  <!-- Default value is 1440 minutes (24 hours)                                       -->

  <TTL>1440</TTL>

  <!-- The maximum time to wait for the server to scan the SWF folders for updates    -->

  <!-- when there is a miss in the cache.  Specified in minutes.  Default value is    -->

  <!-- 5 minutes.                                                                     -->

  <UpdateInterval>5</UpdateInterval>

  </Cache>

  </SWFVerification>

  <!-- Specific configurations for playing back recorded streams -->

  <!-- Example: Settings for MP4, FLV, RAW, or MP3 reading -->

  <Streams>

  <!-- Controls the log level for all stream adaptors.  Supported levels (from high to low) -->

  <!-- are "verbose", "warning", and "error".                                               -->

  <StreamLogLevel>warning</StreamLogLevel>

  <!-- Maximum Duration in Millisconds of an aggregate message while -->

  <!-- reading from flv. Default is 10000 Millisconds. -->

  <!-- <MaxAggMsgDuration>10000</MaxAggMsgDuration > -->

  <!-- mp4: specific configurations.  Usually used for controlling play and record of -->

  <!-- mp4, f4v, mov, and other mp4: type files. -->

  <Mp4>

  <!-- mp4: Playback specific configurations -->

  <Playback>

  <!-- In each mp4: file video, audio, and other data read from disk are cached -->

  <!-- within the module memory.  This caching allows fewer disk reads and -->

  <!-- generally better performance.  Each type has its own cache because a single-->

  <!-- type tends to be located in the same disk area - thus increasing the -->

  <!-- efficiency of separate caches.  These values may be tuned, depending on -->

  <!-- content makeup, to achieve better disk performance.  For example: audio -->

  <!-- only content would benefit from a larger audio buffer, and minimal video -->

  <!-- Note: Minimum size is 1024 bytes for any buffer. -->

  <!-- Defaults are 153600 bytes video, 51200 bytes audio, and 10240 other -->

  <VideoAutoBufferReadSize>153600</VideoAutoBufferReadSize>

  <AudioAutoBufferReadSize>51200</AudioAutoBufferReadSize>

  <OtherAutoBufferReadSize>10240</OtherAutoBufferReadSize>

  <!-- Aggregate messages increase performance by batching messages together -->

  <!-- Should be left true to gain benefitted performance -->

  <EnableAggMsgs>true</EnableAggMsgs>

  <!-- Maximum size of an aggregate message.  Default is 64 kBytes -->

  <MaxAggMsgSize>65536</MaxAggMsgSize>

  <!-- Maximum Duration in Millisconds of an aggregate message while -->

  <!-- reading from mp4. Default is 10000 Millisconds. -->

  <!-- <MaxAggMsgDuration>10000</MaxAggMsgDuration > -->

  <!-- Maximum number of tracks allowed in a file.  While only one video, audio, -->

  <!-- and data track may be played, files with up to this many tracks can be -->

  <!-- parsed.  More than this amount is a file error. Default is 64 . -->

  <MaxTracks>64</MaxTracks>

  <!-- The maximum allowable size of a sample in an mp4: file.  For safety from -->

  <!-- erroneous files, sample sizes are limited to 16 MB.  This value may be -->

  <!-- increased in case of a file with larger samples up to 4GB. Default 16MB. -->

  <MaxSampleSize>16777216</MaxSampleSize>

  <!-- By default AMS will reject streaming any H264 video profiles that do not -->

  <!-- match those supported by Flash Player 10.0 .  This overrides this setting -->

  <AllowAnyAVCProfile>false</AllowAnyAVCProfile>

  <!-- By default AMS will reject streaming any AAC audio profiles that do not -->

  <!-- match those supported by Flash Player 10.0 .  This overrides this setting -->

  <AllowAnyAACProfile>false</AllowAnyAACProfile>

  <!-- When enabled, AMS will process the video packets for closed caption and   -->

  <!-- generate onCaptionInfo message to be sent to the client.       -->

  <!-- This overrides this setting.                       -->

  <GenerateCCInfo>false</GenerateCCInfo>

  </Playback>

  <!-- mp4: Recording specific configurations -->

  <Recording>

  <!-- Maximum ELST entries in a recording.  ELST entries are used when there -->

  <!-- are gaps in a kind of content.  Gaps occur during an append to the file -->

  <!-- or when content like video ends while other content proceeds.  If more -->

  <!-- gaps or appends occur than configured here, recording would terminate -->

  <!-- Making this value too high takes up unnecessary space in each recorded file-->

  <!-- Default value is 100 -->

  <MaxELSTEntries>100</MaxELSTEntries>

  <!-- Each change in codec for a content type, like two different video codecs -->

  <!-- takes a sample description.  All space for sample descriptions is made on -->

  <!-- file creation.  If codec type changes more than descriptions available -->

  <!-- recording will terminate.  Adding too many descriptions takes unnecessary -->

  <!-- space for every file record. -->

  <MaxDataSampleDescriptions>10</MaxDataSampleDescriptions>

  <MaxAudioSampleDescriptions>20</MaxAudioSampleDescriptions>

  <MaxVideoSampleDescriptions>10</MaxVideoSampleDescriptions>

  </Recording>

  </Mp4>

  <!-- raw: specific configurations.  Used for controlling play and record of "raw" files -->

  <Raw>

  <!-- Aggregate messages increase performance by batching messages together -->

  <!-- Should be left true to gain benefitted performance -->

  <EnableAggMsgs>true</EnableAggMsgs>

  <!-- Maximum size of an aggregate message.  Default is 64 kBytes -->

  <MaxAggMsgSize>65536</MaxAggMsgSize>

  <!-- Maximum Duration in Millisconds of an aggregate message while -->

  <!-- reading from raw. Default is 10000 Millisconds. -->

  <!-- <MaxAggMsgDuration>10000</MaxAggMsgDuration > -->

  </Raw>

  <!-- This section is specific to stream adaptors. By using this,                -->

  <!-- one can specify which lib to load for a particular stream                          -->

  <!-- prefix. The filename of the library  needs to be mentioned without the             -->

  <!-- extension. For example, specify 'flvlib' rather than 'flvlib.dll'.                -->

  <StreamAdaptors>

  <f4f lib="libf4f"/>

  <flv lib="libflv"/>

  <mp3 lib="libmp3"/>

  <mp4 lib="libmp4"/>

  <raw lib="libraw"/>

  <id3 lib="libid3"/>

  </StreamAdaptors>

  </Streams>

  <!-- Specifies how the built-in webserver should be stopped and  -->

  <!-- started. The command line will be                           -->

  <!--     $Directory/$Program -d $Directory $Options -k start     -->

  <!--     $Directory/$Program -d $Directory $Options -k stop      -->

  <!-- (where $Directory can be either relative to $AMSROOT or     -->

  <!-- absolute). On Windows only, Service specifies the name used -->

  <!-- to install the webserver as an NT service; if present,      -->

  <!-- service; if present                                         -->

  <!--     -n $Service                                             -->

  <!-- will be appended to both commands. Linux will ignore this.  -->

  <Httpd enabled="${SERVER.HTTPD_ENABLED}">

  <Directory>Apache2.4</Directory>

  <Program>bin/httpd</Program>

  <Options>-f ./conf/httpd.conf</Options>

  <Service>AMSHttpd</Service>

  </Httpd>

  <!-- Specifies how the cacheclean tool for webserver should be   -->

  <!-- started. The command line will be                           -->

  <!-- $Directory/$Program $RequiredOptions $AdditionalOptions     -->

  <!-- (where $Directory can be either relative to $AMSROOT or     -->

  <!-- absolute; All mandatory options for the Program need to be  -->

    <!-- taken care inside RequiredOptions tag, and any additonal    -->

    <!-- options need to be included in AdditionalOptions tag.)      -->

  <!-- The cache is enabled/cleaned by default on Linux only.      -->

  <HtCacheClean enabled="${SERVER.HTCACHECLEAN_ENABLED}">

  <Directory>Apache2.4/bin</Directory>

  <Program>htcacheclean</Program>

      <RequiredOptions>-p "${SERVER.HTCACHEROOT}" -d5 -l1024K</RequiredOptions>

      <AdditionalOptions>-n -t -i</AdditionalOptions>

  </HtCacheClean>

  <!-- This section is specific to scriptengine adaptors. By using    -->

  <!-- this, one can specify which lib to load for an adaptor id      -->

  <!-- specified in application.xml. The filename needs to be         -->

  <!-- mentioned without the extension.                               -->

  <ScriptAdaptors>

  <as1 lib="libasc"/>

  </ScriptAdaptors>

  <!-- Enable registry core. Enablig registry core activates a single -->

  <!-- extra AMSCore instance dedicated to handling services for      -->

  <!-- Adobe Connect and AMG. This AMSCore will be brought to life on -->

  <!-- startup and allows Connect and AMG to register their services  -->

  <!-- to AMS. Default is disabled and should only be activated when  -->

  <!-- used in conjunction with these secondary Adobe products.       -->

  <Registry enabled="false">

  <!-- Adaptor to run registry core on -->

  <AdaptorName>_defaultRoot_</AdaptorName>

  </Registry>

  </Server>

  <!-- Set this to the domain name of the server. It is used to set the hostname in -->

  <!-- the referrer header tag when making a connection with a remote server using  -->

  <!-- NetConnection. If empty the hostname field is empty in referrer header.      -->

  <ServerDomain></ServerDomain>

</Root>