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IIS Bandwidth throttling
I need help from an Expert. In my dedicated Windows 2003 Server, in IIS there's a thing called Bandwidth throttling. Well, I have a webpages with Flash movies that stream live video. Hence this question: If I "Limit the network bandwidth available to this Web site" will that also effect live video streams coming and going through the web pages therein?
In other words, lets say I put a put a Limit of 1 GB, does that mean once the total of data--all data, to include audio/video streams--that went through that domain, is reached, no more data--not even audio/video streams from my Red5 server--will be passed through that domain?
In other words, lets say I put a put a Limit of 1 GB, does that mean once the total of data--all data, to include audio/video streams--that went through that domain, is reached, no more data--not even audio/video streams from my Red5 server--will be passed through that domain?
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Okay, I was wondering because a Flash File that plays a stream from Red5 or FMS is getting that stream from the Red5 or FMS server. That's why I was wondering if it still counted in the Bandwidht trottling setting of the domain on which the file sits.
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I guess I should probably just test it, with a really low setting of say 5mb or something like that.
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Thanks
If you have a HTML file in a site that has a movie file embedded in it from another site or server, it will NOT count towards the bandwidth limit because it is not being served from that site.