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Help ???


"SteveC" <nospam@nospam.co> wrote in message
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> Nope... I don't see any 1935 ... how do I set this up with a dedicated IP
> address ????
>
> Steve
>
>
>
> "FMS_Developer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
> news:egvpm2$kco$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> You can check if your FMS is running well on your server by going to a
>> dosbox /
>> commandline (start -> run -> cmd.exe) and see if the server is listening
>> on the
>> correct ports:
>>
>> netstat -n
>>
>> If you see some lines with :1935 then it's ok. Make sure you don't listen
>> on
>> port 80 if your IIS is configured to listen to * (all interfaces/ip's) or
>> else
>> the port is in use.
>>
>> If you see 0.0.0.0:80 then your IIS might be configured to listen on ALL
>> ip's.
>>
>> Another possible reason ; if your IIS is protected by a firewall (either
>> on
>> the server or some external machine, like a Cisco Piix) you might want to
>> make
>> sure that customers can reach the new ip-address AND that they can reach
>> port
>> 1935.
>>
>
>

Nope... I don't see any 1935 ... how do I set this up with a dedicated IP
address ????

Steve



"FMS_Developer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:egvpm2$kco$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> You can check if your FMS is running well on your server by going to a
> dosbox /
> commandline (start -> run -> cmd.exe) and see if the server is listening
> on the
> correct ports:
>
> netstat -n
>
> If you see some lines with :1935 then it's ok. Make sure you don't listen
> on
> port 80 if your IIS is configured to listen to * (all interfaces/ip's) or
> else
> the port is in use.
>
> If you see 0.0.0.0:80 then your IIS might be configured to listen on ALL
> ip's.
>
> Another possible reason ; if your IIS is protected by a firewall (either
> on
> the server or some external machine, like a Cisco Piix) you might want to
> make
> sure that customers can reach the new ip-address AND that they can reach
> port
> 1935.
>

You can check if your FMS is running well on your server by going to a dosbox / commandline (start -> run -> cmd.exe) and see if the server is listening on the correct ports:

netstat -n

If you see some lines with :1935 then it's ok. Make sure you don't listen on port 80 if your IIS is configured to listen to * (all interfaces/ip's) or else the port is in use.

If you see 0.0.0.0:80 then your IIS might be configured to listen on ALL ip's.

Another possible reason ; if your IIS is protected by a firewall (either on the server or some external machine, like a Cisco Piix) you might want to make sure that customers can reach the new ip-address AND that they can reach port 1935.