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Enabling Type of Service (TOS)

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Geeken - 20 Jan 2004 16:39 GMT
WMS9 on W2K3 Enterprise in an intranet

I have followed the steps specified in KB329704
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;329704) but
they are not working.  After adding the entries to ServerNamespace.xml
and the Registry change (and several system restarts), WMS won't start
and gives an error (Event ID 7024) which states, "The Windows Media
Services service terminated with service-specific error 3222082445
(0xC00D138D)."  The only help message says to check the application's
documentation, which says nothing about this error.

The article seems to indicate that there should already be a WMS
Unicast Data Sink sub-node under the Unicast Data Sink node in
ServerNamespace.xml; however, there is none.  I added the following
(which corrects the extraneous forward slash in the first "WMS Unicast
Data Sink" line of original entry from the article).

     <node name="WMS Unicast Data Sink" opcode="create" >
       <node name="Properties" opcode="create" >
         <node name="IP TOS" opcode="create" type="int32"
value="0x27" />
       </node> <!-- Properties -->

     </node> <!-- WMS Unicast Data Sink -->

Any ideas?
Ravi Raman - 23 Jan 2004 08:12 GMT
Hi

I am not knowledgeable about TOS etc., but I believe the
WMS unicast sink is named as "WMS Unicast Data Writer" in
the MMC Admin. Can you check if the servernamespace.xml
has this node (i.e, "WMS Unicast Data Writer") instead of
the "WMS Unicast Data Sink" node?

If yes, you can then try to add the "IP TOS" node under
the "Properties" node (under "WMS Unicast Data Writer")
and see if it works like it is supposed to?

Thanks,
Ravi
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