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Media Flow Controller Configuration Tasks (Web Interface) Media Flow Controller Administrator’s Guide
166 Configuring Delivery Protocols (Web Interface) Copyright © 2010, Juniper Networks, Inc.
Set HTTP Listen Port
The Listen Port is the interface explicitly assigned to receive certain traffic. See Figure 43 .
To set the HTTP Listen Port:
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Enter a port number in the Listen Port text box, if needed; default is 80.
Configure Rate Control
Set the maximum HTTP GET rate Media Flow Controller is expected to handle. See
Figure 43 .
To set the rate control:
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Enter a Default is 30,000. This command cannot be deleted.
Configure/Add Selected HTTP Listen Interfaces
Specify the set of interfaces on which the media delivery protocol listens for incoming
requests. If not specified, the delivery protocol listens on all interfaces (default). See
Figure 43 .
To add selected HTTP listen interfaces:
1. Select the checkbox for the interface you want to add to listen for HTTP traffic. You can
specify a list of space-separated interfaces such as eth2 eth3 eth4, or eth10 eth11 eth12,
or eth20 eth21 eth22, and so on. Up to 10 can be specified. Click Add.
2. Click Save at the top of the page to make changes persistent across reboots.
HTTP Listen Interfaces
View or remove selected configured listen interfaces. See Figure 43 .
To add selected HTTP listen interfaces:
1. Select the checkbox for the interface you want to remove. Click Remove Selected.
2. Click Save at the top of the page to make changes persistent across reboots.
HTTP Listen Ports
View or remove selected configured listen ports. See Figure 43 .
To remove selected HTTP listen ports:
1. Select the checkbox for the port you want to remove. Click Remove Selected Port.
2. Click Save at the top of the page to make changes persistent across reboots.