I have a Windows Server 2003 R2 running IIS there is a way to install an RMS server on it? |
Yes, you can. Install the RMS for windows. ---- |
Someone help me? |
I to need just a quick check list to follow on server2008/iis7 windows install for rms server... dolphin 6.1.1/ray 3.5
Thanks, Jay https://dolphin-techs.com - Skype: Dolphin Techs |
I have it running on Windows 2008. Couple of gotchas
The Boonex install says the default directory is c:\Program Files\RMS. What they are distributing however installed to C:\RMS.
This caused a problem because the Wrapper.conf file has the wrong paths in it. So go to C:\RMS\conf\wrapper.con and change to these lines
wrapper.java.command=C:\RMS\jre\bin\java.exe wrapper.java.library.path.1=./lib (one . not two) wrapper.logfile=./logs/rms.log (one . not two)
they are spread out so you'll need to search for them.
Then follow the rest of the Boonex Ray installation instructions. Set the IP in the red5-web.properties files atc. Make sure you open the Windows firewall on ports 1935, 1936 and 5080. If you have another firewall external to the server open that one too.
Also make sure that you don't have any other web server set to the same IP as RMS. By default IIS use "All Unassigned addresses" which will interfere with the RMS server. Set your IIS server to specific IPs.
Once you have it running try http://yourRMSserver:5080/
This will give you a page you can use to the the RMS server. If it runs locally but fails to connect from a remote machine when you try to download the demos, you probably don't have the firewall open properly.
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