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krishna.pt
Hi

I have a windows media server setup in windows 2003 server(ent).I have created a Publishing point "ss" with following ss.wsx file

ss.wsx file
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<?wsx version="1.0"?>
<smil repeatCount="Indefinite">
<media src="http://remoteserver/rwfswt"/>
</smil>

When i try to start this ss publishing point , its giving the following error(copied from even log)
"
Server gives the following warning information: 'The publishing point 'ss' is unable to stream from http://remoteserver/rwfswt', referenced in
'file://C:WMPubWMRootss.wsx'.
"
But when i try to play this "http://remoteserver/rwfswt" directly in Windows media player, I am able to see the live content.

One important information regarding "http://remoteserver/rwfswt" is a
streaming coming from another windows media server (not from any ENCODER).

Is it really possible to do whatever I am trying to do?(Like taking the live broadcast from one windows media server and re-broadcast it with my Windows
Media server)
Please help me!!

Thanks,
Krish
nForcer
This on a Focus Series server?
krishna.pt
Sorry I did not get you.Can you please elaborate?

I have a setup of windows media server in Windows 2003 enterprise version.

Thanks,
Krish
nForcer
I'm asking if this one of The Planet's Focus Series servers - as they are the only servers offered by The Planet (that I am aware of) that offer Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition.

If it is not a focus series server then why are you asking your question here?

Also, if you own a copy of Enterprise Edition - have you contacted your Microsoft Representative for support? If you own such an operating system, you get priority support for questions such as this. I'd give them a call since that is what you are paying for.
fuji0050
If it is not a focus alternation server again why are you allurement your catechism here?

Also, if you own a archetype of Enterprise Edition - accept you contacted your Microsoft Representative for support? If you own such an operating system, you get antecedence abutment for questions such as this. I'd accord them a alarm back that is what you are paying for.

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Ryan Bennett
Krishna.pt,

The objective you are trying to accomplish is completely possible. If you would like for us to take a look at it for you, we can do this for administrative time. If you are interested, just open a ticket through Orbit so we can give you a quote.
nForcer
Ryan, this guy is a bot - it just took my last post (made 3 years ago by the way) changed some words and replied.

I think Krishna.pt, wasn't legit in the first place so when I called him out on where to get support - he just kept shut.
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