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Jubilant_power15D5
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October 29, 2010
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Installed FMS4 in a different port number, but its not working..

  • October 29, 2010
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Hi.. Parden me if this question was asked earlier. While installing FMS i have entered the port numbers 1935,100  instead of normal 1935,80 as i already have wamp in my default port 80, but when i try to call the localhost url, both the port (http://localhost:100 & http://localhost:1935) are not working. Please help me how to fix this.

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Bala

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    Correct answer calmchessplayer

    you are trying to connect to port 1935 and port 100 over http you need to connect to them over rtmp .....remove port 100 from fms.ini because flash player won't know how to connect rtmp over http using it anyway. i personelly only have 1935 set in a develpment enviroment because i have a webserver runnning on the same machine. I can serv .swf connected apps over the net without an issue you only need to set port 80 when the user specifically blocks port 1935 with a firewall (rarely the case). so since you aren't in production environment omit port 80 and 100 from fms.ini and connect via rtmp and all will be ok.

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    calmchessplayer
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    Inspiring
    October 30, 2010

    you are trying to connect to port 1935 and port 100 over http you need to connect to them over rtmp .....remove port 100 from fms.ini because flash player won't know how to connect rtmp over http using it anyway. i personelly only have 1935 set in a develpment enviroment because i have a webserver runnning on the same machine. I can serv .swf connected apps over the net without an issue you only need to set port 80 when the user specifically blocks port 1935 with a firewall (rarely the case). so since you aren't in production environment omit port 80 and 100 from fms.ini and connect via rtmp and all will be ok.

    Jubilant_power15D5
    Participating Frequently
    October 31, 2010

    Thats it. It works ;-)