Clicking the Publishing Points item in the console tree
opens the Summary tab in the details pane where the
publishing points on your server can be viewed and managed,
Summary tab
The Summary tab of the Publishing Points item
displays the following information about the publishing points on
your server.
Displays the source location of the content, such
as a digital media file, a directory, another Windows Media server,
an encoder, or a playlist file.
Status
Displays the current activity of the publishing
point.
Players (Current/Limit)
(Windows Media Services Administrator for the Web only)
Displays the current number of players connected to the server and
player connection limits that are set for the publishing
point.
Bandwidth (Current/Limit)
(Windows Media Services Administrator for the Web only)
Displays the total bandwidth in use and the bandwidth
limits that are set for the publishing point.
After you click a publishing point from the list on the details
pane, you can use the following buttons to perform publishing point
tasks:
Add publishing point. Starts the Add Publishing Point
Wizard, which helps you add a new on-demand or broadcast publishing
point to the server.
Remove publishing point. Removes a publishing point from
the server.
Start publishing point. Starts a broadcast publishing
point.
Stop publishing point. Stops a broadcast publishing
point, disconnecting all clients and refusing any new connection
requests.
Allow new unicast connections. Allows unicast connection
requests to the publishing point.
Deny new unicast connections. Denies new unicast
connection requests, but allows currently connected unicast clients
to continue receiving the stream.
View playlist editor. (Windows Media Services snap-in
only) Starts the Windows Media Playlist Editor. You can create a
playlist file for a publishing point by using the Playlist
Editor.
For Windows Media Services Administrator for
the Web
Use the following buttons to configure additional publishing
point options:
Disconnect all clients. Disconnects all clients without
stopping the publishing point.
Rename publishing point. Enables you to rename a
publishing point.
Duplicate publishing point. Enables you to create an
identical instance of the publishing point.