
Chapter 452
• Server.xml
The
<User> tags allow you to specify exactly who can connect to the server with the
Administration Console. Only users specified with these tags can connect.
The
<Allow> and <Deny> tags let you specify exactly which domains administrators can
connect from. Administrators cannot connect from domains that are not permitted with these
tags. If you are running the server on a UNIX system, remember to allow connections from the
domains where administrators will use the Administration Console to manage and monitor the
server and its running applications.
The
<AdminServer>:<HostPort> tag allows you to specify the port of your choice for
connecting to the Admin service with the Administration Console. This allows you to use a
port that will work with your firewall configuration. The default is port 1111.
The
<ServerDomain> tag lets you specify the domain that the Flash Communication Server is
running in so that it can identify its domain to application servers you may want it to connect
to.
• Adaptor.xml
The
<ResourceLimits>:<MaxThreads> tag allows you to limit the number of threads to use
for processing input/output requests. This prevents denial-of-service attacks from bringing
down the server computer itself.
The
<Allow> and <Deny> tags let you specify exactly which domains administrators can
connect from. Administrators cannot connect from domains that are not permitted with these
tags. In the Adaptor.xml file, these tags indicate permissions specifically for the adaptor. If you
are running the server on a UNIX system, remember to allow connections from the domains
where administrators will use the Administration Console to manage and monitor the server
and its running applications
The
<HostPort> tag allows you to specify the port to use for client connections. This lets you
choose a port that works with your firewall configuration. The default for RTMP connections
is port 1935.
• Vhost.xml
The <ResourceLimits>:<MaxConnections> tag lets you specify the maximum number of
simultaneous connections to allow on the virtual host. This can help denial-of-service attacks
using very large numbers of connections. The default is -1, which allows unlimited
connections.
The <ResourceLimits>:<MaxAppInstances> lets you limit the number of application
instances that can exist simultaneously on the virtual host. This can help prevent denial-of-
service attacks. The default is -1, which allows unlimited application instances.
The
<ResourceLimits>:<MaxStreams> lets you specify the maximum number of streams
that can exist simultaneously on the virtual host. This can help prevent denial of service
attacks. The default is -1, which allows unlimited streams.
The
<ResourceLimits>:<MaxSharedObjects> lets you specify the maximum number of
shared objects that can exist simultaneously on the virtual host. This can help prevent denial of
service attacks. The default is -1, which allows unlimited shared objects.
The
<Allow> tag lets you limit connections to the virtual host to only clients who connect
from the specified domains.
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