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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
See also
MaxAggMsgSize
,
HTTPTunnel
,
MaxMessageSizeLosslessVideo
,
OutChunkSize
Allow
Specifies whether or not to allow the "
following and Location
:" header that is sent with redirection of an HTTP
header. The default is
true
, allowing HTTP redirects.
Example
<Allow>true</Allow>
See also
Max
,
UnrestrictedAuth
AllowDebugDefault
Specifies the default value for application.allowDebug. This is an opening that allows debug connections on a per
application basis. The default value is
false
.
Example
<AllowDebugDefault>false</AllowDebug Default>
See also
MaxPendingDebugConnections
AllowHTTPTunnel
This element configures the server to allow HTTP tunnelling connections into this application.
By default, Flash Player communicates with the server using the RTMP protocol over port 1935. If that fails, it will try
again over ports 443 and 80 in an attempt to get around firewall settings, which prevents TCP/IP connections over
nonstandard ports.
In some cases, Flash Player has to negotiate a connection to Flash Media Server through an edge server, or use the
HTTP protocol to transmit RTMP packets (called
HTTP tunnelling
) if there is a firewall that allows only HTTP content
to be sent out to public servers.
The values for this element are described in the following table.
Example
<AllowHTTPTunnel>true></AllowHTTPTunnel>
Value
Description
true
Allows tunnelling connections.
false
Disallows tunnelling connections.
http1.1only
Allows HTTP 1.1 connections only.
keepalive
Allows HTTP 1.0 and 1.1 keepalive connections.