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64 Deploying Flash Media Server
This XML tag specifies that Flash Media Server will listen on any interface on ports 1935, 80,
and 443, where 443 is designated as a secure port that will receive only RTMPS connections.
An RTMPS connection attempt to ports 1935 or 80 will fail: the client will attempt to
perform an SSL handshake that the server will fail to complete. Similarly, a regular RTMP
connection to port 443 will fail because the server will try to perform an SSL handshake that
the client will fail to complete.
For more information, see “HostPort” on page 151 .
Configuring SSL
To configure Flash Media Server for secure communications, you use the
SSL
tags in the
Server.xml and Adaptor.xml files.
The following tags in the
SSL
section of the Server.xml file configure Flash Media Server to act
as an SSL-enabled client, making outgoing connections secure.
<SSL>
<SSLEngine></SSLEngine>
<SSLRandomSeed></SSLRandomSeed>
<SSLSessionCacheGC></SSLSessionCacheGC>
<SSLClientCtx>
<SSLVerifyCertificate></SSLVerifyCertificate>
<SSLCACertificatePath></SSLCACertificatePath>
<SSLCACertifcateFile></SSLCACertificateFile>
<SSLVerifyDepth></SSLVerifyDepth>
<SSLCipherSuite><SSLCipherSuite>
</SSLClientCtx>
</SSL>
For detailed information on configuring Server.xml for SSL, see “SSL” on page 119 .
The
SSL
tags in the Adaptor.xml file configure Flash Media Server to act as an SSL-enabled
server to accept incoming SSL-enabled connections.
<SSL>
<SSLClientCtx>
<SSLVerifyCertificate></SSLVerifyCertificate>
<SSLCACertificatePath></SSLCACertificatePath>
<SSLCACertifcateFile></SSLCACertificateFile>
<SSLVerifyDepth></SSLVerifyDepth>
<SSLCipherSuite><SSLCipherSuite>
</SSLClientCtx>
</SSL>
For detailed information on configuring Adaptor.xml for SSL, see “SSL” on page 159 .