Global Settings
constructs an HTTP URL for each file and the Portal Server client downloads the file from the web server inside the file server. By default, HTTP is played back over Port 80.
Figure 8. Content Location for HTTP Playback
Using FTP Playback
If you select FTP for Playback Protocol, Figure 9 shows sample content location. In the example there are three folders: c:\Pub1, c:\Pub2 and d:\Pub3. The FTP server has three publishing directories that map to those three folders. (Note that only one publishing point is actually required.) The Portal Server constructs an FTP URL for each file and the Portal Server client downloads the file from the FTP server inside the file server. Multiple content locations can on the same hard drive. For example, c:\pub1 and c:\pub2 are on drive C. This is necessary to preserve the current file structure on the file server but you cannot create a content location inside another content location. Secure FTP playback is not supported. Note that Portal Server users cannot create thumbnails when Playback Protocol is set to FTP.
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