I'm trying to run IIS (web only, port 80) on the same server that's
running Windows Media services. I found this article on Microsoft's
website that explains how to do this by making Windows Media services
dependent on IIS:

If intelligent streaming (i.e. MBR streams) works so well
why do I still always see web sites offering separate bit
rates (e.g. they have you choose 56k or 100k or 300k).
Even the Microsoft sponsored sites. Why not just have one

We are building wmt9-based audio application. It use event-notification and
authentication custom plug-in to ensure basic security. It checks
random-generated
parameter at the end of each mms URL.

Is there a way to eliminate the 10-12 sec. buffer so that
live video can be broadcast and viewed in real-time (< 1
sec delay) over public IP?

I seek tools with which I can analyze
1) sessions on windowss media server per day
2) peak of conncurrent  sessions on windows media server per day
3) a log file analyzer for the windows media

  I need to provide live video from certain network
cameras through media server.  The problem is that the
only way to get video  from those camera is in the form of
Motion JPEG with http GET requests. In its current form,

I have Windows Server 2003 and have enabled the Media
Server role. The default content will play on Media Player
ver. 6.4 using mms, but not on the newer players (series 9
or media player for XP). When I try to access the content

 I'm currently running tests using Windows Media Load
Simulator Series 9. But there is one weird thing going on
that I'm not able to understand and I hope somebody could
help me with that.

We return a ASX when a user request to video file. 99.99% of the users
computer this will open a WMP and all works fine. But time to time we will
get a bug report where the ASX file opens up Notepad on users computer and
it displays the ASX file in that notepad. Why is it ?

I have MBR videos with three different bitrates, 200Kbps,
100Kbps, and 28Kbps. If I set the "Limit bandwidth per
stream per player" setting for the publishing point to
anything less than 200Kbps, I get an error that

i have a win2003 enterprise test box and i have a few
questions. I have enabled the NTFS authentication on the
server and it works fine, i simply want to know if its
possible to limit the authenticated user to only 1

I read some posts here in the NG but I still cannot understand how to
streaming a live event.
Scenario: I'm a DJ, I have an ADSL (256k) in my home and my company
has a Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with WMS in a 4 Mbit Internet

We are migrating our servers from W2K ro W2003. I've got everything
running except the web administrator. It will not run from either
localhost or remote on SSL or w/o SSL. The snap in works fine.
http://localhost:8080/wmssecure/index.asp loads fine however when I

I'm looking for solutions on pointing a publishing point
on a mapped drive? Can someone point me in the right
direction. Thanks

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