RE: W2K8 Media Server LAN to External
- From: Chris Knowlton [MSFT] <chriskno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2009 22:42:00 -0800
This sounds like a known issue on Windows Media Services 2008 when streaming
behind some NAT firewalls, proxies, and load balancers. Fortunately, there
is a very simple workaround until a permanent fix is available. Please see
http://blogs.msdn.com/randomnumber/archive/2008/09/05/wmp-unable-to-connect-to-wms-9-5-wms-returning-503-service-unavailable.aspx for details.
-Chris
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"PeterSimard" wrote:
Hi;.
I am having a similar problem as others with WMS.
I have WMS setup on a Windows Server 2008 box.
Windows firewall is not on.
The server is behind a dlink router
I can access the content that is exposed via a WMS publishing point on the
LAN...
When I try to access the same location ; but via the internet I get the
generic “can’t access file” error. I have followed the instructions as
defined on
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/serve/firewall.aspx
(for opeining ports on the router).
The only thing I had not done was the specific part about registering ports
for DCOM; which I got from the reading I had done that this was only for
remote admin of WMS – which I was not doing,
Is anyone else having issues with WMS on WS2008?
Peter
"Notanee" wrote:
Hi there. I have Windows 2008 Media Server. I currently have two issues, one
is this annoying event log that I can't get rid of, even with the plug-in
disabled.
The Windows Media server failed.
Error code: 0xc00d1583
Error text: The plug-in 'WMS Advanced FF/RW Format Media Parser' cannot be
loaded on this version of Windows.
The other is I can't get any streams outside of the network to work.
<CABLE MODEM> <LINKSYS (192.168.0.254) DHCP is OFF> <W2K8 Server w/Media
Services (192.168.0.1) DHCP service is ON>
The server has two NICs
One goes to the LINKSYS, the other to a 40 port ethernet switch where all
the nodes of the network are connected. We have bridged these two NICs
Now, we can set up Windows Media Encoder 9 to push a stream to the server
and create a publishing point dynamically. Any workstation within the
network can tune into the publishing point without issue.
NO Client outside the local network can tune in. Windows Media Encoder 9 on
a PC outside of the network can successfully authenticate when pushing a
stream. But the stream lasts 4-5 seconds then the encoder stops with the
following errors:
0xC00D2EE6 and 0xC00D0005
The W2K8 Server has firewall turned off for DOMAIN, PUBLIC and PRIVATE.
There is no Webserver installed.
IP: 192.168.0.1, Subnet: 255.255.255.0, Gateway: 192.168.0.254
Port forwarding on LINKSYS have been made for the following ports: 80, 554,
1755, 5005
WMS = V9.5.6001.18161
What is my problem??
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