mmorier
08-05-2007 04:13:02
Maybe the ability to run the Vibe Streamer Server on port 80. (With IIS running)
I want to have my website on IIS on port 80.
And Vibe on port 80 also but whit the "Host Header Value" other that the website I host on IIS.
Thanks
CoDEmanX
11-03-2008 02:36:12
you can't run more than one application on one TCP-Port. When used by a software, the port is bound to the program. You can't share a TCP-Port with another application.
yoghurt-feen
26-05-2008 14:31:03
You can setup a small server for example the "TinyServer" which you can find at sourceforge.net, and then you can make a redirect to yourip8081
you can use small peice of code to redirect
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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>Redirect...</title>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http//www.LALALA.com/">
</head>
<body onload="redirect()">
<script>function redirect(){location.href="http//www.LALALA.com/";}</script>
</body>
</html>
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And yes, i know that i redirect twice, but it's just to make sure it does the job
dcmathews
19-06-2008 21:16:48
You can setup VibeStreamer to run on port 80. To do so, you must configure IIS to only use a certain IP and then setup Vibestreamer on a separate IP. Even if you aren't running a website or ftp site in iis, it still binds to all ip's and won't let anything else use them...
To fix it, I used this
http//support.microsoft.com/kb/813368/EN-US/
I then added the IP's that I wanted IIS to use, but kept an IP out of the list so i could use it for VS.
Most ISP's don't give you 2 ip's, hence the problem...
kjparenteau
21-07-2008 23:03:35
Another solution you may want to try is a webhop. DynDNS is a free service that provides this type of option. What you can do is set up a webhop to point to (YOURDOMAIN8081). Where YOURDOMAIN can be either your IP directly, or you can also set up the webhop to point to a standard DynDNS or some other domain name, but will automatically forward to your IP using the specified port in the webhop. I use this and it works very well. Let me know if you need any more info on this and I'll do my best to assist.
And another solution is to setup an apache so it listens to port 80, checks the host header, and forwards the request to IIS or Vibe Streamer depending on the hostname.
Your IIS and vibe streamer can then listen to whatever port they want since tomcat will be in charge of port 80 and handle the requests/proxy. So for you it will appear as both vibe and IIS listens on port 80.
This should be well documented, do some googling on "apache port forwarding IIS" and you should find some info.
hypnotoad
11-08-2008 22:15:06
As siit mentioned, you can let Apache listen to port 80 and have it forward the request for you. Here is a snippet from my httpd.conf (Apache configuration file) when I wanted to achieve this.
In this example my router forwards all traffic on port 80 to 192.168.x.x for Apache to deal with. Port 8081 is what Vibe Streamer is configured to listen to and port 800 is what my webserver is configured to listen to.
Just repeat for as many websites etc you want.
Listen 192.168.x.x80
NameVirtualHost *80
ProxyRequests Off
<VirtualHost *80>
ServerName vibe.myserver.com
ProxyPass /
http//192.168.x.x8081/
ProxyPassReverse /
http//192.168.x.x8081/
ProxyPreserveHost On
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost *80>
ServerName myserver.com
ServerAlias
www.myserver.com
ProxyPass /
http//192.168.x.x800/
ProxyPassReverse /
http//192.168.x.x800/
ProxyPreserveHost On
</VirtualHost>
It worked fine for me anyway, hope you get it to work.
Hi,
And how do i implement my vibestreamer in my website? It is a html based website, for now, and vibestreamer can be in there, using the IIS my webserver needs. If i put photo's there, one click and it shows. That's how vibestreamer also can work, but i can't program it.
So maybe in the near future developement of VS could be implemented in Joomla, drupal etc, and in plain html.
This way there's no need to open especially a port for VS in your router.
I hope!
Thanks.