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Webmaster Forum / Flash / Flash Remoting / February 2005How-to question on the frconfig.txt file in .NET
I'm using Flash Remoting .NET on a production server and need to access the service from another production server in the same domain. Is the IP address defined in the frconfig file the address of an additional server that can access your service, or the address of the server the Remoting service is running? How do I format the frconfig.txt file to allow multiple ip's access to my Flash Remoting Service? Here is the current format: -- # Flash Remoting MX for .NET - Configuration File SN=FRD100-*****-*****-***** IP=209.***.***.** Log Level=Error Log File Size=1048576 -- Thanks, Nick You must place the TXT file where you have the SPX of remoting and restart server, this is because if you donx have that TXT file it assumes that your software is just DEVELOPER EDITION AND WILL ACCEPT ONLY LOCAL REQUESTS. Regards, Adrian cadena Hi Adriana, I have the same problem but I don't manage to solve it. Adriana, whet do you mean by "where you have the SPX of remoting" ? It doesn't seams to work with me. Thank for your help Nick, Did you ever figure out how the IP field works in the frconfig.txt file? I have a similar issue and can't even quite figure out what IP address that field is supposed to refer to. The IP address of the hosted web site? Or the IP of an outside server trying to view the site? Or something else? Thanks, Ron Z Ron, I did not get this to work like I wanted. Maybe I wasn't understanding it correctly. the way I understood it, you could install Remoting on a web server and use the service on that web server (obviously), but that you could also put in the IP address of an additional server that could access the service. I ended up installing Remoting on 2 different servers (one .NET Web Server and one .NET/FCS Server). Sorry I can't be more help. Nick |
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