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Windows Forum / Windows Media / General Topics / September 2005Windows Media Server and ISA Server
I have had windows media set on the same server as the ISA server and it worked. since then I have set it up on a internal server. all works fine in the internal network, but is unreachable from outside the LAN. I have published the server for both MMS and RTSP I have all ports open. is there some one that has this set up already, Need Help If you installed the Media Server on the ISA server the Media Server can easily use port 80.. If you change to another internal server then other question are coming. Is on this new server IIS running then you receive port conflicts. You can change the HTTP ports for the IIS webserver or for the Media Server Recommended is to put a second NIC in your server and run the Media Server on this NIC with a own IP adress on port 80 In your ISA server config place a new server publising rule for this new server with the port you want to use. Think about inbound and outbound. I think you will only stream to internal en external clients and not to other media servers somewhere. Wacht out for the 1755 port on your ISA server. ISA can handle some strange things with this. Read the docs about > I have had windows media set on the same server as the ISA server and it > worked. since then I have set it up on a internal server. all works fine in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Need Help > If you installed the Media Server on the ISA server the Media Server can > easily use port 80.. > > If you change to another internal server then other question are coming. > Is > on this new server IIS running then you receive port conflicts. yes IIS is running on port 80. I have set WMS to run on HTTP port 7007 this link works from internal but does not work external, when I get some one to test it, they say it dose not work, yet I can see them connecting from the WMS control panel > You can change the HTTP ports for the IIS webserver or for the Media > Server [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > In your ISA server config place a new server publising rule for this new > server with the port you want to use. when you publish a server in ISA 2000 you do nt get to name a port. in web publishing you do Think about inbound and outbound. I > think you will only stream to internal en external clients and not to > other [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> Need Help Port 7007 is used also for WMS ... While ISA is handling ports above 1500 different try first port lower then 1500 (like 1450) en then there is something to do in the registry for the Control settings...brbrbr If you have somewhere a network card,... place that one in your server en give it his own IP adress on port 80 The things you tried I already past en let me advice you to place another NIC card You can consider to add a TCP/IP to your existing NIC card but when I did this I received other errors If your externals clients test your stream, realize your upload stream have enough width. Do you streaming WMV with 759 Kbits/Sec !! > > If you installed the Media Server on the ISA server the Media Server can > > easily use port 80.. [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > >> > >> Need Help I have removed ISA server, it seems that using another NIC defeats the purpose of using ISA, so I removed it all together. I may try ISA 2004 I heard it is much better thanks for your time anyhow > Port 7007 is used also for WMS ... > [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] >> >> >> >> Need Help |
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