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Windows Server Forum / Windows Media Server / December 2007Issue when copy publishing points between servers
Using the API we have created a usefull utility that dumps the config of each Publishing Point so it can then be imported into other servers around the firms network. This works to a point but I have hit an issue whereby the .NSC and .ASX files of course point to the local content, so replicating these files to each server isn't really much use, even when the files they reference are located in an identical file structure. For example from the .ASF file on our Staging Server Source: <asx version = "3.0"> <entry> <ref href = "http://LONWMS01.ourdomain.com/WeeklyMulticast.nsc"/> When this file appears on another server I was hoping that simply changing the the server name section of this reference would do the trick, however it apears not and I have to recreate the Publishing Point indvidually in each office for it not to stream the content from the staging server. Is there a way (or a commercial application) that manages distribution better? Thanks M > Using the API we have created a usefull utility that dumps the config of > each [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Is there a way (or a commercial application) that manages distribution > better? NSC files are a PIA when it comes to this. Try removing the "Multicast Adapter" line from the file and see if that works. Hi Mixup, my name is vijay, am new to this WMS programming. Please, help by guiding on this. Am trying to create online radio. which am able to create .asx file, which contains all songs which need to played, but dont how to assign this file to streaming server and play as per the time requested by the radio owner, based on time zone. Best regards Vijay > Using the API we have created a usefull utility that dumps the config of each > Publishing Point so it can then be imported into other servers around the [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > M |
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