I'm using Ant Media Server in a corporate network and there is a proxy server that all computers uses to access to the Internet in the network.
How can I make Ant Media Server use that proxy server to verify the license?
You can do that by adding this setting:
1- Please edit red5.properties file under /usr/local/antmedia/conf/
2- Update the proxy.address as in the example here
proxy.address=192.168.0.1:3478
3- Save the file and restart the server please.
$ sudo service antmedia restart
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Well, I'm having the following situation.
I'm trying to set up a testing environment which consist of having a SQL Server on a Windows Server VM hosted on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). So far I've installed SQL Server on the VM and configured an instance with SQL authentication. Then I installed SMSS to access using the instance name and my credentials. At this point everything works well.
The problem comes when I try to access my SQL Server via SMSS from another computer. As the instance I'm using my GCP VM IP Adress and the credentials I've created before. The error is as follows:
So far I've done the following configurations:
Enable TCP/IP via SQL Server configuration manager.
I made sure that port 1433 was properly configured in the TCP/IP properties.
Created a new inbound rule on the Firewall to allow TCP connections using port 1433.
On the SMSS, checked that allow remote connections is enabled.
Restarted SQL Services from SQL Server configuration manager and services.msc
With above configurations it should work! But I've no idea what's happening.
Anyone who could give me a hint of how this could be solved, I'd appreciate it.
I have following web server configuration
OS: Ubuntu 12.04
Web Server: Apache 2.2.22
PHP: PHP 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.21
MySQL: 5.5.47
Virtual Host for web project 'MyWebSiteName001' is created in Apache server using Webmin.
'user001' is created under User Accounts and has Administrative privileges.
I have successfully installed Aptana Studio 3 on my computer. I also created new web project named 'MyWebSiteName001'. Now when I go to Create New Connections' option and try to connect to remove server project in FTP mode using user001/password, it is giving below error.
establishing ftp connection failed connection: refused connection
So I am not sure what I am missing or wrong I am doing and thus I am not able to connect to remote server. So please let me know how can I resolve this issue?
You have to create a ftp account first and then configure Aptana using this acconunt.
If you are using FileZilla Edit-->Users (here configure user, password, folders and permissions).
Hope this helps.
I want to install an additional Domino as I did several times before. This one now resides on an external V-host. The "first" server I specified is in my internal network but can be reached from outside via :1352. But the remote setup tool says that it is unreachable.
Q1: are there other ports I have to open for remote setup to access my internal server?
Q2: can I setup the server w/o the first server by only providing the system databases via filecopy? Which dbs are needed and how can I tell the remote setup tool to use them instead of trying to connect to the first server via TCPIP?
Edit:
To be clear: I can run the remote setup tool and connect to the new server but it fails when the new one wants to pull stuff from the first server.
Remote server setup uses port 8585. Try opening that port and restart remote server setup.
Solution in the thread above works.
Open port 8585 (Per Henrik Lausten contribution)
Add the Fully Qualified Internet Host Name from the server document to the hosts file (Umeli contribution)
Run server configuration with new settings
I have installed WAMP and TortoiseSVN successfully in Windows Server 2008. We have LAN enabled for multiple Developers, I am trying to enable the HTTP protocol to access the Repositories so that the multiple developers can commit from their computers. Please help me in fixing this. Thanks in Advance.
TortoiseSVN is just a Subversion client,
Installing WAMP package and putting your repos in it's directory is not enough. You must configure HTTPD with mod_dav_svn module properly.
If you don't want to deal with manual Subversion+HTTPD server configuration (not an easy task, in fact), then you can install a Subversion+HTTPD server package (e.g. VisualSVN Server or Subversion Edge).
We have a couple production servers that are configured to only allow access via RDP. There are no acessible shares. The dev team have no say in changing this setup but we want to automate code deployments to these machines. Presently we have to set Remote Desktop to share a local drive with the server, then RDP to the server and manually copy the deployment.
Any one know of a way to tunnel over RDP and drop files to a given directory on the remote host from the command line? The instructions will need to be included in an MSBuild configuration.
If you can get WS-MAN set up, PowerShell remoting and/or pmodem might be your ticket? https://web.archive.org/web/20180429054125/http://www.nivot.org/blog/2009/11/default