Ravi Raman
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Thu Jul 15, 2004 9:38 pm Post subject:
Newbie Question:Windows Media Server(Repost) |
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The server has only 2 authentication plug-ins that ships
with it: WMS Negotiate and WMS Digest. The server will
challenge by one of the two methods and the encoder would
respond accordingly. Both authenticate the users against
the WIndows User accounts (and not any custom databases).
WMS DIgest requires that your server is part of a Win2003
Active Directory domain and your users are members of that
domain.
If you do not want any authentication, then it means any
one can push to your server as long as they know the
server exists. If that is okay by you, then find the
anonymous WMS user for your box (this user is typically
WMUS_YOURMACHINENAME). Then go to the server-
| Quote: | Authorization->"WMS Publishing Points ACL Authorization".
Double click. The properties comes up. Add the Anonymous |
user and give that account complete access
(read+write+create). Then you can see that anyone can push
to your server without any authorization/authentication.
You can also implement custom authorization logic with
the "WMS Active Script Event Handler" or implement a
custom authorization plug-in that authorizes the Push
events on the server (please look into the WIndows media
services SDK for more details).
Hope this helps.
Thx,
Ravi
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| Quote: | -----Original Message-----
Hi,
I am rephrasing and reposting this question:
How do I push the content from windows media encoder to a
windows media server on internet using my application |
which uses Encoder SDK?
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I want any one using my windows app to push it to my
windows media server without the windows authentication |
process.
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Can anyone help?
Thanks
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