publishStreaming on HTTp port on internet using ISA2000 ligadevinay[ at ]gmail.com 02.07.2007 05:47:45 Hi, I had installed and WMS on win2k3 server and configure the IIS and WMS on same machine . Also enable the port 80.for WMS. When using ISA2000 i published the WMS server on internet. and checked the http://server IP/publishing point from internet i am able to get the first webpage successfully. But not able to get the video from internet but when i checked the same within interanet its working fine. from internet its not giving video or audio. please suggest and guide me on the same as its very much urgent..... also can you suggest any tutorial or books using which i can configured and work on WMS on internet.

Re: publishStreaming on HTTp port on internet using ISA2000 "Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" <steve.foster[ at ]picamar.co.uk> 02.07.2007 12:48:08 ligadevinay[ at ]gmail.com wrote: [Quoted Text] >Hi, > I had installed and WMS on win2k3 server and configure the IIS and >WMS on same machine . >Also enable the port 80.for WMS. When using ISA2000 i published the >WMS server on internet. >and checked the http://server IP/publishing point from internet i am >able to get the first webpage successfully. But not able to get the >video from internet but when i checked the same within interanet its >working fine. > from internet its not giving video or audio. > >please suggest and guide me on the same as its very much urgent..... >also can you suggest any tutorial or books using which i can >configured and work on WMS on internet. Video streaming is not HTTP. It doesn't use port 80. Only the web page containing the stream is published over port 80. You need to server publish the WMS server for whichever streaming protocols you've put in place (there are several). -- Steve Foster [SBS MVP] --------------------------------------- MVPs do not work for Microsoft. Please reply only to the newsgroups.

RE: publishStreaming on HTTp port on internet using ISA2000 Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP] 02.07.2007 17:06:08 and unless you not actually using SBS as a business network, you should not be opening your network to expose port 80 to the world anyway...huge security risk for a business network -- Cris E. Hanna [SBS-MVP] ----------------------------- Please do not contact me directly by email. Please only respond in the newsgroups so that everyone can share "ligadevinay[ at ]gmail.com" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi, > I had installed and WMS on win2k3 server and configure the IIS and > WMS on same machine . > Also enable the port 80.for WMS. When using ISA2000 i published the > WMS server on internet. > and checked the http://server IP/publishing point from internet i am > able to get the first webpage successfully. But not able to get the > video from internet but when i checked the same within interanet its > working fine. > from internet its not giving video or audio. > > please suggest and guide me on the same as its very much urgent..... > also can you suggest any tutorial or books using which i can > configured and work on WMS on internet. > >

Re: publishStreaming on HTTp port on internet using ISA2000 vinay <ligadevinay[ at ]gmail.com> 03.07.2007 04:16:21 On Jul 2, 5:48 pm, "Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" <steve.fos...[ at ]picamar.co.uk> wrote: [Quoted Text] > ligadevi...[ at ]gmail.com wrote: > >Hi, > > I had installed and WMS on win2k3 server and configure the IIS and > >WMS on same machine . > >Also enable the port 80.for WMS. When using ISA2000 i published the > >WMS server on internet. > >and checked thehttp://serverIP/publishing point from internet i am > >able to get the first webpage successfully. But not able to get the > >video from internet but when i checked the same within interanet its > >working fine. > > from internet its not giving video or audio. > > >please suggest and guide me on the same as its very much urgent..... > >also can you suggest any tutorial or books using which i can > >configured and work on WMS on internet. > > Video streaming is not HTTP. It doesn't use port 80. Only the web page > containing the stream is published over port 80. You need to server > publish the WMS server for whichever streaming protocols you've put in > place (there are several). > > -- > Steve Foster [SBS MVP] > --------------------------------------- > MVPs do not work for Microsoft. Please reply only to the newsgroups. Hi, you mean to say that i had configured RSTP & MMS protocole on 554 port on WMS that port i need to open on ISA? but again it will be reason for creating huge traffic on Network and my server performance.... Becaouse of this only i though will publish the same on HTTp. Like in all webcast published on microsoft site are in HTTP only.. are they using any rstp or mms protocol internally? Please suggest how to go ahead for publishing the same.

Re: publishStreaming on HTTp port on internet using ISA2000 vinay <ligadevinay[ at ]gmail.com> 03.07.2007 04:16:55 On Jul 2, 10:06 pm, Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP] <crisnospamha...[ at ]computingnospampossibilities.net> wrote: [Quoted Text] > and unless you not actually using SBS as a business network, you should not > be opening your network to expose port 80 to the world anyway...huge security > risk for a business network > -- > Cris E. Hanna [SBS-MVP] > ----------------------------- > Please do not contact me directly by email. Please only respond in the > newsgroups so that everyone can share > > > > "ligadevi...[ at ]gmail.com" wrote: > > Hi, > > I had installed and WMS on win2k3 server and configure the IIS and > > WMS on same machine . > > Also enable the port 80.for WMS. When using ISA2000 i published the > > WMS server on internet. > > and checked thehttp://serverIP/publishing point from internet i am > > able to get the first webpage successfully. But not able to get the > > video from internet but when i checked the same within interanet its > > working fine. > > from internet its not giving video or audio. > > > please suggest and guide me on the same as its very much urgent..... > > also can you suggest any tutorial or books using which i can > > configured and work on WMS on internet.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Hi, Can you give me brief Idea about SBS and how to go ahead...

Re: publishStreaming on HTTp port on internet using ISA2000 "Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" <steve.foster[ at ]picamar.co.uk> 03.07.2007 13:38:34 vinay wrote: [Quoted Text] >On Jul 2, 5:48 pm, "Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" ><steve.fos...[ at ]picamar.co.uk> wrote: >>ligadevi...[ at ]gmail.com wrote: >>>Hi, >>> I had installed and WMS on win2k3 server and configure the IIS and >>>WMS on same machine . >>>Also enable the port 80.for WMS. When using ISA2000 i published the >>>WMS server on internet. >>>and checked thehttp://serverIP/publishing point from internet i am >>>able to get the first webpage successfully. But not able to get the >>>video from internet but when i checked the same within interanet its >>>working fine. >>> from internet its not giving video or audio. >> >>>please suggest and guide me on the same as its very much urgent..... >>>also can you suggest any tutorial or books using which i can >>>configured and work on WMS on internet. >> >>Video streaming is not HTTP. It doesn't use port 80. Only the web page >>containing the stream is published over port 80. You need to server >>publish the WMS server for whichever streaming protocols you've put in >>place (there are several). >> >>-- >>Steve Foster [SBS MVP] >>--------------------------------------- >>MVPs do not work for Microsoft. Please reply only to the newsgroups. > >Hi, > you mean to say that i had configured RSTP & MMS protocole on 554 >port on WMS that port i need to open on ISA? You need to server publish the RSTP and MMS protocols to the WMS server then. >but again it will be reason for creating huge traffic on Network and >my server performance.... Streaming is streaming. The traffic and load will always be there if you're making the content available. >Becaouse of this only i though will publish >the same on HTTp. Like in all webcast published on microsoft site are >in HTTP only.. are they using any rstp or mms protocol internally? > Please suggest how to go ahead for publishing the same. -- Steve Foster [SBS MVP] --------------------------------------- MVPs do not work for Microsoft. Please reply only to the newsgroups.