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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
Allow
A comma-delimited list of host names, domain names, and/or full or partial IP addresses from which clients can
connect to the server.
Example
<Allow>foo.yourcompany.com, adobe.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Allow>
See also
Deny
,
Order
Deny
A comma-delimited list of host names, domain names, and/or full or partial IP addresses from which clients cannot
connect to the server.
Example
<Deny>foo.yourcompany.com, adobe.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Deny>
See also
Allow
,
Order
Edge
Container element.
Contains elements that specify an edge to configure for HTTP tunnelling. Edges are defined in
HostPort
elements in
the
HostPortList
container. Each edge can have different HTTPTunnel configurations.
Attribute
name
A name identifying an edge. Use the name specified in the
HostPort
element.
Contained elements
Enable
,
IdlePostInterval
,
IdleAckInterval
,
MimeType
,
WriteBufferSize
,
SetCookie
,
Redirect
,
NeedClose
,
Enable
Specifies whether or not to allow HTTP tunnelling connections.
These are the possible values for the
Enable
element:
Important:
Only one application can use a port at a time. For example, if you configure Flash Media Server to use port
80 for HTTP tunnelling, the web server cannot use port 80.
Value
Description
true
Allow all HTTP tunnelling connections. This is the default value.
false
Disallow all HTTP tunnelling connections.
http1.1only
Allow only HTTP 1.1 tunnelling connections.
keepalive
Allow HTTP 1.1 or HTTP 1.0 keepalive connections.