Using website address in link vs. servername
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5. března 2012 18:45
I'm currently using Media Server on a Windows2003/IIS6 server. Our network uses split-brain dns, meaning that the outside isp address for our website might be 192.1.2.3 while inside our dns servers point it to 33.3.3.3. When I set up the Media Server, we had a problem because of this so I contact Microsoft and they had me change the asx files to list the outside address first so that our customers would get the file immediately, and the internal ip second because it didn't matter as much if it took us a bit longer. Is there any way to use the website name (e.g., mms://www.website.com/publishingPointName). I can't use the server name because of the split-brain dns.
<asx version = "3.0">
<entry>
<ref href = "mms://192.1.2.3/publishingPointName"/>
<ref href = "mms://33.3.3.3/publishingPointName"/>
<Title>My Title</Title>
<Author>Author Info</Author>
<Copyright>Copyright notices</Copyright>
</entry>
</asx>
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5. března 2012 22:00Vlastník
Yes, you can use either addressing scheme. So this would work as well:
<asx version = "3.0">
<entry>
<ref href = "mms://192.1.2.3/publishingPointName"/>
<ref href = "mms://www.website.com/publishingPointName"/>
<Title>My Title</Title>
<Author>Author Info</Author>
<Copyright>Copyright notices</Copyright>
</entry>
< /asx>- Označen jako odpověď David Bristol [msft]Microsoft Employee, Moderator 23. března 2012 18:42
- Zrušeno označení jako odpověď Janetb 28. března 2012 13:59
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26. března 2012 13:16
Randomnumber:
I've checked with our WAN manager and she's opened all ports out of the server. But, when I do the following, it still won't connect, although I get the video setup. Can you think of anything?
Yes, you can use either addressing scheme. So this would work as well:
<asx version = "3.0">
<entry>
<ref href = "mms://www.website.com/publishingPointName"/>
<Title>My Title</Title>
<Author>Author Info</Author>
<Copyright>Copyright notices</Copyright>
</entry>
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28. března 2012 13:57Vlastník
All you should need open is what is listed at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/serve/firewall.aspx. If the firewall also acts as a NAT then you'll need to make sure that the ports are forwarded as well. Primarily that's port 80 and 554.- Označen jako odpověď Janetb 28. března 2012 13:59
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28. března 2012 13:59
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Thanks so much, that did the trick - evidently she hadn't opened up all the ports. My sincerest thanks!