Lose RTMP when I set up vhosts

Please excuse the length and breadth of this post... but I've been working on this for a long time, trying to find out where I'm losing my rtmp in the process.   I haven't found it... so you are seeing the long string of everything I'm doing currently to set up a new AMS 5.0 server to cross our old FMS 3.5 stuff to.

I'm trying to build on a server with three IPs and associated names.  Names and IPs are in our DNS and properly associated

physicalserver.site.edu 999.999.999.001

vhost1live.site.edu     999.999.999.002

vhost2static.site.edu 999.999.999.003

I install AMS 5.

I then set Apache to listen to 80

  Listen 80

  # Listen 8134

I make sure AMS isn't listening on 80

ADAPTOR.HOSTPORT = :1935

I shut off proxy on 8134

HTTPPROXY.HOST =

in Adaptor.xml, I comment out the original hostport line and replace it with entries for my three IP's

<HostPort>999.999.999.001:1935,443</HostPort>

  <HostPort>999.999.999.002:1935,443</HostPort>

  <HostPort>999.999.999.003:1935,443</HostPort>

In Apache's httpd.conf, I set up vhosts

<VirtualHost 999.999.999.001>

ServerName physicalserver.site.edu

DocumentRoot "C:/Apache/physicalserver"

  ErrorLog logs/physicalserver-error_log

TransferLog logs/physicalserver-access_log

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 999.999.999.002>

ServerName vhost1live.site.edu

DocumentRoot "C:/Apache/vhost1live"

  ErrorLog logs/vhost1live-error_log

TransferLog logs/vhost1live-access_log

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 999.999.999.003>

ServerName vhost2static.site.edu

DocumentRoot "C:/Apache/vhost2static"

  ErrorLog logs/vhost2static-error_log

TransferLog logs/vhost2static-access_log

</VirtualHost>

I also add the following to the httpd.conf

<Directory "C:/Apache/vhost2static">

Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks

AllowOverride None

Order allow,deny

Allow from all

</Directory>

<Directory "C:/Apache/physicalserver">

Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks

AllowOverride None

Order allow,deny

Allow from all

</Directory>

<Directory "C:/Apache/vhost1live">

Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks

AllowOverride None

Order allow,deny

Allow from all

</Directory>

In the AMS conf folder, within _defaultroot_, I dup the defaultvhost folder three times to create

physicalserver.site.edu

vhost1live.site.edu

vhost2static.site.edu

within those folders, i alter the vhost.xml file

I replace the default alias entry with the corresponding server

<Alias name=physicalserver"></Alias>

and the appsdir with

<AppsDir>C:\Apache\physicalserver\applications</AppsDir>

I have made three folders in c:/Apache, 1 to be the webroot of each of the servers

C:/Apache/physicalserver

  C:/Apache/vhost1live

  C:/Apache/vhost2static

Into each of these folders, i copy the contents of the default installs webroot folder.   I also copy in Applications.   Finally, from the samples folder, I copy in the videoplayer folder.

Not going into great detail, inside this folder I try to alter the appropriate files so they all reference their own server (change localhost entries to vhost1live.site.edu, etc).

Since I know I'm setting up one vhost for Live work, and one for Static stuff, I've been changing these settings in AMS.ini

VOD_COMMON_DIR = C:\Apache\vhost2static.site.edu\vod

VOD_COMMON_DIR = C:\Apache\vhost2static\applications\vod\media

LIVE_DIR = C:\Apache\vhost1live\applications\live

In httpd.conf, i change the following

<Location /hds-live>

HttpStreamingEnabled true

HttpStreamingLiveEventPath "C:/Apache/vhost1live/applications"

HttpStreamingContentPath "C:/Apache/vhost1live/applications"

<Location /hls-live>

HLSHttpStreamingEnabled true

HttpStreamingLiveEventPath "C:/Apache/vhost1live/applications"

HttpStreamingContentPath "C:/Apache/vhost1live/applications"

<Location /hls-vod>

HttpStreamingContentPath "C:/Apache/vhost2static/vod"

<Location /hds-vod>

HttpStreamingContentPath "C:/Apache/vhost2static/vod"

When I have this done, and start the AMS and Apache services, I can generally have the index and videoplayer pages work.  hds, http, and hls streaming will work  (haven't tried a real live broadcast through it though...so not sure if inbound rtmp works).

BUT...the regular RTMP streams and RTMP via manifest files do not work.

Ideas?