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Appendix B – Configure 3rd Party Media Servers

3Configure the following basic settings.

IIS Media Server Parameters

Parameter	Description
Server Name	Specify the name of your IIS Media Server.
Server Address	Specify the IIS server IP address.
Server Port	Specify the port that the IIS server used to receive MP4 live streaming. The
	value is 80 by default.
	Note: Valid port values range from 1 to 65536. The port number must be the
	same as set in the corresponding external media server.
	If a firewall sits between the RealPresence Capture Server system and the
	external server, make sure that rules are set to allow the two-way
	communication between the RealPresence Capture Server system and the
	external server.

4Specify whether to select Enable Live. If enabled, also configure the following settings:

Enable IIS for Live Streaming

Parameter	Description
Application Name	Specify the name of the IIS server application to be used for the live streaming.
	It should be consistent with the IIS server configuration. In this example, the
	application name should be live.
User Name	Specify the user name to access the IIS media server. This field is mandatory
	for Windows authentication on IIS servers.
Password	Specify the password to access the IIS media server. This field is mandatory for
	Windows authentication on IIS servers.
Test	Test whether the live streaming configurations work.

5Specify whether to stream video on demand (VoD) from this server. If enabled, also configure the following settings:

 Application Name: the application name to access the IIS media server

6When Enable Vod is enabled, configure the following settings to transfer generated recordings to the IIS media server content directory:

Enable VoD for IIS

Parameter	Description
Application Name	Specify the name of the IIS server application to be used for the live
	streaming.
	It should be consistent with the IIS server configuration. In this example, the
	application name should be live.
FTP Address	Specify the IP address of the IIS media server.

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