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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
Path
Specifies the physical location of the proxy cache. By default, the location is
RootInstall
/cache/. The value must be an
absolute path. Relative paths are ignored and the server uses the default folder.
See also
Proxy
Container element.
The elements nested in this section configure this virtual host as an edge server that can forward connection requests
from applications running on one remote server to another server.
Note:
Whenever a virtual host is configured as an edge server, it behaves locally as a remote server.
If this virtual host is configured to run in
remote
mode and you want to configure the properties of an outgoing SSL
connection to an upstream server, the SSL connection to upstream servers will use the default configuration specified
in the
SSL
section of the Server.xml file.
Contained elements
Mode
,
Anonymous
,
CacheDir
,
LocalAddress
,
RouteTable
,
EdgeAutoDiscovery
,
SSL
,
AggregateMessages
,
RequestTimeout
RequestTimeout
The maximum amount of time, in seconds, the server waits for a response to a request from an upstream server. A
request can be for metadata, content, and so on. This value -1 specifies an unlimited amount of time (no timeout). The
default value is 2 seconds.
See also
CacheDir
ResourceLimits
Container element.
The elements in this section specify the maximum resource limits for this virtual host.
Contained elements
MaxConnections
,
MaxEdgeConnections
,
MaxAppInstances
,
MaxStreams
,
MaxSharedObjects
,
AppInstanceGC
,
RouteEntry
Instructs the edge server to forward the connection request to one server’s IP address and port number [host:port] to
a different IP address and port number.
Edge servers are configured with the
RouteEntry
element to direct connections to another destination. The
RouteTable
element contains the
RouteEntry
elements that control where the edge server reroutes requests.
You can also add the
protocol
attribute to an individual
RouteEntry
element to specify how the edge server reroutes
requests. If no protocol is specified, however, Flash Media Server applies the protocol specified in the
RouteTable
element. Implicit proxies hide the routing information from the clients.