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16 Macromedia Breeze Edge Server
This tag now specifies that edge servers listen on ports 1935, 80, and 443. A port is defined as
a secure port by placing a minus sign in front of the port number in a configuration variable
or file. For example, you can configure a secure port by editing the
HostPort
tag of the
Adaptor.xml file.
<HostPort>:1935,80,-443</HostPort>
Port 443 is designated as a secure port that receives only RTMPS connections. Attempting an
RTMPS connection request to ports 1935 or 80 results in a failure to connect. Similarly, an
unsecured RTMP connection request to port 443 fails to connect.
Configuring FCS for SSL
To use FCS for Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)–enabled communications, a secure protocol for
transmitting private documents over the Internet, you must configure the FCS Adaptor.xml
and Server.xml files for native SSL support by defining the appropriate SSL tags.
For example, the default settings for the
Redirect
tag in the HTTPTunneling section of
Adaptor.xml configures FCS to handle only traffic with the RTMP and RTMPS protocols.
<Redirect enable="true">
<Host port="80">:8080</Host>
<Host port="443">:8443</Host>
</Redirect>
The default location of the FCS files is c:\breeze\conserv. The configuration files for FCS are
found in
c:\breeze\comserv\win32\conf.
Alternative SSL implementations
FCS also supports the following implementations for SSL-secured transmissions:
■
SSL through an external hardware accelerator
■
SSL through an internal PCI card
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If your Breeze Edge Server uses an external hardware accelerator, port 443 does not
have to be configured as a secure port.
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The PCI-card based implementation has not been tested at this writing.