Windows Media Streaming Services 9

[James Bowling]

Ok...Thanks for the replies.  I have figured it out and got it working.  
I will see about editing the wiki with how to do it!  Thanks again!

malcolm wrote:
> James Bowling wrote:
>> I have looked around on Google and what not, but found nothing.  On 
>> the LVS website I saw the example setup for Windows Media Streaming 
>> Services but it states that it has not been tested with Windows Media 
>> Streaming Services 9 (WMSS9).  I have tried the example and still to 
>> no avail, it does not work correctly with WMSS9.  I would like to 
>> know if anyone has a working setup for WMSS9 and LVS and if so, could 
>> you please shed some light on this for me or point me in the right 
>> direction for this?  Thanks in advance!
>>
> M$oft have a paper describing how to get around firewall issues which 
> is probably relevant:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/serve/firewall.aspx
> I think you need to cofnigure the server for unicast streams:
> Delivering a unicast stream
> Application Protocol    Protocol    Port    Description
> RTSP
>    TCP
>    554 (In/Out)
>    Used for accepting incoming RTSP client connections and for 
> delivering data packets to clients that are streaming by using RTSPT.
> RTSP
>    UDP
>    5004 (Out)
>    Used for delivering data packets to clients that are streaming by 
> using RTSPU.
> RTSP
>    UDP
>    5005 (In/Out)
>    Used for receiving packet loss information from clients and 
> providing synchronization information to clients that are streaming by 
> using RTSPU.
> MMS
>    TCP
>    1755 (In/Out)
>    Used for accepting incoming MMS client connections and for 
> delivering data packets to clients that are streaming by using MMST.
> MMS
>    UDP
>    1755 (In/Out)
>    Used for receiving packet loss information from clients and 
> providing synchronization information to clients that are streaming by 
> using MMSU.
> MMS
>    UDP
>    1024-5000 (Out)
>    Used for delivering data packets to clients that are streaming by 
> using MMSU. Open only the necessary number of ports.
> HTTP
>    TCP
>    80 (In/Out)
>    Used for accepting incoming HTTP client connections and for 
> delivering data packets to clients that are streaming by using HTTP.
>
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Regards,
James Bowling
Senior Systems Administrator
Alchemy Communications, Inc.
james at alchemy.net