Re: Host record for windows media server

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On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 15:48:41 -0400, "CAMC1" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

It must be another bug with the way windows 2003 media streaming server
works with IIS, that, you have to have A host record on the internet for the
server, to be able to watch streaming video via HTTP (You can't just
HTTP://IP-ADDRESS to watch the video on your IE browser unless you have
host record on the net)

No one has seem to have noticed this issue before.


Then it must only be you that must have this "bug", which is why
nobody else noticed it in 4 years of WS2003 operation.

I can happily stream from any media server on the internet, using only
the IP address (that is, without requiring any reverse name lookup
from the DNS A record)

What's a typical URL that you're having trouble with ?

Cheers - Neil
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