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Jason_48455
Nimbostratus
Jun 25, 2008How Can I Monitor Flash Server RTMP?
Flash RTMP (Real Time Messaging Protocol) run on port 1935. I tried using http and a modified version of an http monitor I'm using for non standard ports, but it did not work.
Any idea on how I can create a monitor for this?
Thanks.
4 Replies
- Jose_Santiago_O
Nimbostratus
Hi,
I have flash servers in my config and use the standard tcp monitor for port 1935, it works fine.
Regards. - Jose_Santiago_O
Nimbostratus
Hi,
I have flash servers in my config and use the standard tcp monitor for port 1935, it works fine.
Regards. - Jason_48455
Nimbostratus
I see what I did wrong. I had tried a TCP monitor, but I had left the * for the port. I changed it to 1935 and it started working.
Thanks for your help. - hoolio
Cirrostratus
If you have the pool member defined on port anything but port 0, you shouldn't need to specify a port in the monitor. The monitor will use the pool member's port.
I'd assumed that RTMP was running over HTTP (Click here), so I suggested an HTTP monitor. If you don't configure a send string in the TCP or HTTP monitor, the monitoring daemon will only check to see if it gets a response to a TCP handshake request. If you capture a tcpdump of a successful request, you could configure the monitor send string with the request. Add a string found in a successful response as the receive string, and you can check that the application is responding correctly before marking the pool member up.
Aaron
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