Adobe 65029121 Administration Guide - Page 203

FLASH MEDIA SERVER 4.5 CONFIGURATION AND ADMINISTRATION 199 XML configuration files reference DiffServ Flash Media Server 3.5.2 Use this element with the DiffServMask element to specify the DiffServ field for all sockets that connect to the RTMP listener (these include tunneling and HTTP proxy sockets). There is little use for this unless you have set up a DSCP domain. Also, some values may lead to errors, depending on your platform and your router configuration. For example, to set priority class 4, you might set DiffServ to 128 (top 3 bits set to 4) and set DiffServMask to 224 (top 3 bits on). To verify that bits are set on a socket, call the Administration API getNetStreamStats() method. Each stream has a diffserv_bits field whose value is updated when you successfully set bits on a socket. DiffServMask Flash Media Server 3.5.2 Use this element with the DiffServ element to specify the DiffServ field for all sockets that connect to the RTMP listener (these include tunneling and HTTP proxy sockets). There is little use for this unless you have set up a DSCP domain. Also, some values may lead to errors, depending on your platform and your router configuration. For example, to set priority class 4, you might set DiffServ to 128 (top 3 bits set to 4) and set DiffServMask to 224 (top 3 bits on). Directory Located in the Httpd container. The directory containing the web server. The default value is Apache2.2. DirLevelSWFScan Specifies the number of levels of subfolders within a parent folder to scan for SWF files. The parent folder is specified in the SWFFolder element. Specifying a positive value scans that number of subfolders. Specifying zero scans the parent folder and no subfolders. Specifying a negative value scans all subfolders. The default value is 1, which means that the server scans only one subfolder level. See also SWFFolder ECCP Container element. The elements nested within the ECCP container configure ECCP (Edge Server-Core Server Communication Protocol). Flash Media Server edge processes and Flash Media Server core processes use ECCP to migrate socket connections and to proxy connections that have not been migrated. Contained elements MinIOThreads, MaxIOThreads, SocketTableSize, SocketOverflowBuckets, CoreTimeout Last updated 11/28/2012