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niteshkumar
niteshkumar
Inspiring
June 29, 2010
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Accessing FMS from different domain(urgent)

  • June 29, 2010
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Hi all,

I have made an application for chatting using FMS and struts2. I have internet connection with some proxy settings and under domain name.

I have deplyed my application on local server having Live IP. I want to access chat application from an organisation having some proxy settings using live IP giving in address bar. I'm able to view my web page but not able to connect with FMS. but when I'm trying to connect same application using independent inter connection(without any proxy setting) then I'm able to access FMS.Please reply ASAP.

Please help.

Thanx

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    Correct answer niteshkumar

    Hi,

        I have tomcat at port 8080 and FMS at port 80. When I try to publish live video through proxy using rtmpt then working fine for 5-6 minutes but then netconnection.closed event is called. I analysed it through Wireshark that at every second there is a http request is  send more than 10 which means more than 600 http request more in a minute. And ISA has a limit of 600 messages in a minute, which lead to block of all http reuqest from the same IP. So, the conclusion I got is that inside firewall we can't publish live video for long time using rtmpt. So I decided to make connection through rtmp. The IP given was like "rtmp://abc.def.hi.jkl:80/live"  where "abc.def.hi.jkl" is the live IP provided by the network administrator. But in this case the connection is not established even the url hit is also not identified by our firewall.

    Please help how to make connection using rtmp inside firewall using port 1935 or any port other than 8080(since it is given to tomcat apache).

    Thanx


    The problem is resolved by using rtmps with port 443.

    1 reply

    S
    Adobe Employee
    SE_0208
    Adobe Employee
    June 30, 2010

    I think you will have to find if your proxy is blocking rtmp connections or ports which are used by FMS.

    niteshkumar
    niteshkumarAuthor
    Inspiring
    June 30, 2010

    Thanks for the response.

         I have opened it for all the ports.

    S
    Adobe Employee
    SE_0208
    Adobe Employee
    June 30, 2010

    Can you check if connection at least reaches FMS - check access.00.logs and see if connection ever comes there. If connection does not reach FMS - its more to do with network settings and not FMS.

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