Therefore, more users may experience this problem. Warning These workarounds may make your computer or your network more vulnerable to attack by malicious users or by malicious software such as viruses. We do not recommend these workaround but are providing this information so that you can implement these workarounds at your own discretion. Use these workarounds at your own risk. To allow users who do not have administrator rights to receive UDP streams, use one of the following methods.
The following sections discuss the advantages and the disadvantages of each method. An application on the Windows Firewall exceptions list is allowed to receive all incoming traffic. In many ways, this is the easiest method. However, it creates a vulnerability that may not be required. Therefore, this method is less secure than the other methods. Important We do not recommend this method. Administrators can configure Windows Firewall to allow incoming traffic from specific IP addresses.
If your intranet does not contain many servers that are running Windows Media Server, or if you can easily specify a range of IP addresses, this is a good method to use. This way, you can add the application to the Windows Firewall exception list. However, you can allow it to receive incoming traffic only from the IP addresses that you specify.
The protocol determines the ports to open. Note This method may require that you change the Windows Media Player settings or the configuration settings on the server. To specify the range of ports to use, the user can do the following:. In the Options dialog box, click the Network tab. On the Network tab, select the Use ports check box, and then specify a range of ports to use. MMS will also use the ports that the Use ports option specifies. Multicast - For multicast streams, the port that the client receives streaming traffic through is configured on the server.
This value is specified in the Microsoft NetShow channel. The client has no direct way to know this port number before the port is used. The administrator for Windows Media Services can set the destination port by configuring the multicast publishing point.
To do this, follow these steps:. This plug-in is located in the Multicast Streaming category. HTTP streams can be accessed directly. This method is more secure that the others because you do not have to change the configuration of Windows Firewall. Therefore, this method may not be the best choice for your network, depending on the load on the server and the expected number of clients that must roll over.
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