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Adtran Netvanta 3120
I am using an Application called Wowza to serve and stream live video from a facility.
I need to forward and open port 1935 to allow access to the stream served from that machine from outside.
I watched the video here
[video] Configuring a Port Forward in AOS (NetVanta)
My interface is a bit different, but I have followed along with no success accessing the stream from outside.
I am trying to map a certain public IP to open an RTMP video stream on a certain computer on a certain port. Like this:
rtmp://x.x.x.x:1935/[appname]/[streamname]/
- I have set one of my public IPs as a secondary IP in the IP Interfaces section
- I have a static internal IP on the server here.
- I can access and play the stream from the server locally using local IP syntax
- I can ping the public IP from another network
- How can I determine if that IP is reaching/pinging the machine:port I want it to?
When I create the Port Forward in the Security Zone (Public) , New Policy interface which protocol should I choose?
this may be my issue?
Thank you for any assistance.
James
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Select TCP, and 1935 as the matching port (without port translation). Depending on your setup, you might also have to forward port 80 or 443.
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Select TCP, and 1935 as the matching port (without port translation). Depending on your setup, you might also have to forward port 80 or 443.
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Re: Which protocol to use for RTMP streaming when I create Port Forward?
Thanks worked fine! Only had to use 1935 for this particular setup i.e; Wowza server.