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Deploying Flash Media Server

For example, the following URL passes a 

ping

 command to the server:

http://myFlashMediaServer:1111/admin/ping?auser=somename&apswd=somepassword

The server sends the results back to the browser in XML format.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<result>
   <level>error</level>
   <code>Admin.Server.Disconnect</code>
   <timestamp>10/22/2003 05:31:01 PM</timestamp>
   <description>FMS server down.</description>
</result>

For example, the following URL sends a 

getVhostStats

 command to the server:

http://myFlashMediaServer:1111/admin/

getVhostStats?auser=somename&apswd=somepassword&vhost="_defaultVhost_"

The following is the XML result:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> 
<result> 

<level>status</level> 
<code>NetConnection.Call.Success</code> 
<timestamp>11/17/2003 2:52:29 PM</timestamp> 
<data> 

<bytes_in>0</bytes_in> 
<bytes_out>3284</bytes_out> 
<bw_in>0</bw_in> 
<bw_out>0</bw_out> 
<msg_in>0</msg_in> 
<msg_out>1</msg_out> 
<msg_dropped>0</msg_dropped> 
<total_connects>1</total_connects> 
<total_disconnects>0</total_disconnects> 
<connected>1</connected> 
<accepted>1</accepted> 
<rejected>0</rejected> 
<total_apps>1</total_apps> 
<total_instances_loaded>1</total_instances_loaded> 
<total_instances_unloaded>0</total_instances_unloaded> 
<tunnel_bytes_in>0</tunnel_bytes_in> 
<tunnel_bytes_out>0</tunnel_bytes_out> 
<tunnel_requests>0</tunnel_requests> 
<tunnel_responses>0</tunnel_responses> 

</data> 

</result>

For another example, the following URL sends a 

getMsgCacheStats

 command to the server:

http://myFlashMediaServer:1111/admin/

getMsgCacheStats?auser=somename&apswd=somepassword&vhost="_defaultVhost_
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