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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
RecordsNumber
The number of records in the log queue. If an attempt to open the log fails and the number of records in the queue is
greater than or equal to this number, the core process is shut down.The default value of -1 allows an unlimited number
of records.
RecoveryTime
The time to wait, in seconds, before allowing another login attempt after a user has reached the value of
MaxFailures
.
The default value is 30 seconds.
If the number of failed login attempts equals the value of
LockoutLimit
, the admin server must be restarted before
that user can attempt to log in again.
Example
<RecoveryTime>30</RecoveryTime>
See also
LogInLimits
,
LockoutLimit
,
MaxFailures
Registry
Flash Media Server 4.5
Enable a registry core to activate a single FMSCore instance dedicated to handling services for Flash Media Gateway.
This FMSCore process comes to life on start-up and allows Flash Media Gateway to register its services to Flash Media
Server. Enable this registry core only when using Flash Media Gateway.
<Registry enabled="false">
<!-- Adaptor to run registry core on -->
<AdaptorName>_defaultRoot_</AdaptorName>
</Registry>
See also
“AdaptorName” on page 192
ResourceLimits
Container element.
The elements nested within the
ResourceLimits
container specify the maximum resource limits for the server,
including the HTTP and RTMP protocols.
Contained elements
FLVCachePurge
,
FLVCache
,
RecBuffer
,
CPUMonitor
,
ThreadPoolGC
,
MsgPoolGC
,
ApplicationGC
,
FLVCacheSize
,
SocketGC
,
ProcVMSizeMonitorInterval
,
ProcVMSizeWarn
,
ProcVMSizeNominal
,
SSLSessionCacheGC
,
Connector
,
Protocol
,
IPCQueues
,
MessageCache
,
SmallMemPool
,
LargeMemPool
,
SegmentsPool
,
Master
RetryNumber
Number of times to retry opening a log file. Relevant when opening a log file fails. The default value is 0.