Macromedia flash media server 2-managing flash media server ユーザーズマニュアル
Using the management console
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View application logs.
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View logs of server connections and other server events.
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View streams and inspect shared object data.
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View and update the server’s license key and its bandwidth and connection limits.
As a security feature, when you connect to the server with the management console, it actually
connects to a separate Admin service that runs in parallel with the server service. The Admin
service then communicates with the server to perform its administration functions. On both
Linux and Windows systems, you must first explicitly start the Admin service. After the
Admin service is started, authorized administrators can access the management console.
connects to a separate Admin service that runs in parallel with the server service. The Admin
service then communicates with the server to perform its administration functions. On both
Linux and Windows systems, you must first explicitly start the Admin service. After the
Admin service is started, authorized administrators can access the management console.
Connecting to the management console
You can access the management console from computers running Windows, Linux or
Macintosh operating systems.
Macintosh operating systems.
To connect to the management console:
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In Windows, from the Windows Start menu, select Programs > Macromedia > Flash Media
Server > Console. In Linux, open the fmsconsole.html file in a web browser on a computer
where Flash Player is installed.
Server > Console. In Linux, open the fmsconsole.html file in a web browser on a computer
where Flash Player is installed.