WMS RTSP Server Control Protocol

WMS RTSP Server Control Protocol - general properties

The WMS RTSP Server Control Protocol plug-in is used to control RTSP streaming from your server. You can configure the following options for this plug-in.

Item	Description
IP addresses	Settings in this area define how the control protocol can use IP addresses on your server.
Allow all IP addresses to use this protocol	Select this option to allow all of the IP addresses on your server to use RTSP when streaming content.
Allow selected IP addresses to use this protocol	Select this option to allow only those IP addresses in the IP address list to use RTSP when streaming content.
Port selection	Settings in the area define the port used by the control protocol.
Use default port	Select this option to use the default RTSP streaming port, which is 554.
Use other port	Select this option to specify a different port to use with RTSP streaming, and then type the port you want to use in the space provided.

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Changes made to this plug-in are applied to new client connection requests only. Clients that are already connected to the server are not affected.
Multiple IP addresses are available if you have multiple network interface cards or have created multiple virtual IP addresses for your server.
If a server control protocol plug-in is enabled on a Windows Media server with multiple network interface cards, you can prevent IP addresses from using a certain protocol by selecting those addresses in Allow selected IP addresses to use this protocol. If you select Allow selected IP addresses to use this protocol but don't select any of the IP addresses listed, all IP addresses will be allowed to use the protocol. If you do not want to allow any of the IP addresses to use the protocol, you should disable the server control protocol plug-in.
Windows Media Services is Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) enabled. IPv6 is the newest version of the Internet Protocol and was designed to accommodate the rapidly increasing demand for unique IP addresses. IPv6 increases the IP address size from 32 bits to 128 bits to support more levels of addressing hierarchy and a greater number of addressable nodes. Not all networks are configured to use IPv6, but Windows Media Services will automatically use it when it is available. For more information about IPv6, refer to the IPv6 page at the Microsoft Web site.