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77nautius
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March 15, 2010
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FMS-Srv Win2003 Setup with two NICs

  • March 15, 2010
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Hello Forum,

I have a problem with setting up my FMS and to NICs.

NIC #1: public IP

NIC #2: private IP

On #1 I will setup port 1935 and 80 - Clients can connect to my livestreams

On #2 I will setup port 1935 and RDV for the FlashLiveEncoder and the RemoteDesktop

My problem is, when I activate the NIC #2 the FMS is noct reachable from the public NIC.

I think it is a FW problem or a problem withe application.xml.

Does anybody know how to setup my server (NIC, application.xml and FW) to run how I like?

Regards,

Daniel

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    Anonymous
    March 15, 2010

    fms.ini

    ADAPTOR.HOSTPORT = :1935,80

    _defaultRoot_\Adaptor.xml

    <HostPort name="edge1" ctl_channel="privateip:19350">privateip:1935</HostPort>
    <HostPort name="edge2" ctl_channel="publicip:19351">publicip:1935,80</HostPort>

    ex:
    <HostPort name="edge1" ctl_channel="192.168.10.2:19350">192.168.10.2:1935</HostPort>
    <HostPort name="edge2" ctl_channel="194.65.18.104:19351">194.65.18.104:1935,80</HostPort>

    You may also configure the output interface at:
    _defaultRoot_\_defaultVhost_\Adaptor.xml

    <Interface>publicip_interface_name</Interface>
    ex:

    <Interface>FMS_Public</Interface>

    Best Regards,
    Sérgio Henrique
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    77nautiusAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    March 15, 2010

    Hi,

    @Asa - FMS I wanna setup like sergio.henrique is shown in his example

    @sergio.henrique: Thx - and I understand. But in my "_defaultRoot_\_defaultVHost_" there is no Adaptor.xml. Must I creat one? How will these .xml look?

    Regards,

    Daniel

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    Anonymous
    March 15, 2010

    Hi Nautius:


    %programfiles%\Adobe\Flash Media Server 3.5\conf\_defaultRoot_/


    Adaptor.xml


    is at _defaultRoot_\Adaptor.xml

    No need to create you must have this xml file

    Asa_-_FMS
    Adobe Employee
    Asa_-_FMS
    Adobe Employee
    March 15, 2010

    This depends on how you want to split up the listeners.  There are ways to make two separate adaptor configurations to listen on both and have them act like different FMS virtual hosts.  There are also ways to make sure that you get both IPs bound to the same virtual host and you'll be distinguishing at the script layer which type is which based on their connecting IP.  Which way were you planning on going?

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