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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
Contained elements
RTMPE
RTMPE
Specifies whether encrypted RTMP (RTMPE) can be used. RTMPE is the encrypted RTMP protocol covering both
RTMPE and RTMPTE. This element is enabled by default; setting
enabled
to
false
will not allow RTMPE or
RTMPTE on this adaptor.
Example
<RTMPE enabled="true"></RTMPE>
See also
RTMP
SetCookie
Specifies whether or not the server sets a cookie.
If the server does not have an externally visible IP address, then for HTTP tunnelling to work, you should enable
cookies when you deploy servers behind a load balancer. The load balancer checks the cookie and sends requests with
this cookie to the same server. Keep in mind that the cookie adds to the HTTP header size and increases the bandwidth
overhead.
Note:
For tunnelling connections, cookies are currently supported only on Flash Player 9.0.28 or later, in Windows only.
Example
<SetCookie>false</SetCookie>
See also
NodeID
SSL
Container element.
The elements in this section configure the incoming connections via the Secure Sockets Layer protocol, known as SSL.
The
SSL
elements in Adaptor.xml configure the server to act as an SSL-enabled server to accept incoming SSL
connections.
You need to acquire a digital certificate to use SSL. Once you get your SSL certificate through a certificate authority,
such as Verisign, or by creating it yourself with a product such as OpenSSL, you then use the SSL elements to configure
the server for SSL.
The following is a quick start to allowing SSL-enabled connections to the server:
•
to the
SSL
section of the Adaptor.xml file.
•
Specify the location of the certificate in the
SSLCertificateFile
element.
•
Specify where to find the associated private key file in the
SSLCertificateKeyFile
element.
•
If the private key file is encrypted, specify the passphrase to use for decrypting the private key file in the
SSLPassPhrase
element.