RE: Server not actually streaming without full path to file

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From: Trishmi (Trishmi_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/02/04

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    Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 11:10:01 -0700
    
    

    It works!

    I stopped the web server, pointed the WMS HTTP Server protocol to port 80 and I'm golden. Didn't have to do anything to the firewall.

    thanks again Ravi!

    "Ravi Raman" wrote:

    > What is the path for your YMNMEDIA publishing point? Does
    > that include the "mediafiles" directory in the path?
    >
    > Also, would you happen to have web server running on port
    > 80? If so, which directory is the web server root pointing
    > to? (I am guessing one directory above the mediafiles
    > directory).
    >
    > It is possible that if your firewall has not opened the
    > right ports (like 554,1755 etc.), your client is rolling
    > over to HTTP (because MMS/RTSP streaming will fail). And
    > if you have web server running with the right directory
    > mapping, your file probably gets downloaded instead of
    > streamed to the player.
    >
    > You can stop the web service and see if the files are
    > still reachable. If not, then the rollover is what is
    > happening.
    >
    > For more details on opening the firewall/ports, please
    > check http://support.microsoft.com/?id=827562. If you
    > don't want to open more ports, but if you are okay with
    > web service not running - then you can enable the Windows
    > Media Server's WMS HTTP Server Control Protocol on port 80
    > and then WMServer can stream over port 80.
    >
    > Hope this helps,
    > Ravi
    > --
    > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
    > confers no rights.
    >
    > >-----Original Message-----
    > >Hi,
    > >
    > >I have a version 9 server and have set it up to stream
    > from a publishing point other than wmpub and I've tried
    > from wmpub. For some reason, I cannot get it to stream a
    > file from the publishing point root. I actually have to
    > write out the full path. Here's what I mean:
    > >
    > >Here is the publishing point
    > >
    > >mms://www.yourmusicnetwork-media.net/ymnmedia
    > >
    > >Now, this should work right:
    > >
    > >mms://www.yourmusicnetwork-
    > media.net/ymnmedia/683311052427/683311052427-1.wmv
    > >
    > >It doesn't. I have to actually do:
    > >
    > >mms://www.yourmusicnetwork-
    > media.net/ymnmedia/mediafiles/683311052427/683311052427-
    > 1.wmv
    > >
    > >This is not what the documentation says. And I'm not
    > actually convinced it's streaming. The log file show
    > nothing even though it logs just fine during the test.
    > >
    > >I have a feeling that my firewall may be an issue, but I
    > have UDP ports open.
    > >
    > >Any ideas here? Anybody run into this problem before?
    > >
    > >thanks,
    > >-Trish
    > >
    > >.
    > >
    >


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