VBrick Systems ETHERNETV 4410-0118-0009 - Manual (Page 47)

Global Settings
ETV Portal Server Admin Guide 35
T To add a publishing point
1. Create an FTP server on the WM server. See Creating a VOD-WM FTP Server on
page 36.
2. Create a publishing point on the WM Server.
a. Go to
Start > Administrative Tools > Windows Media Services
.
b. Right-click on the server_name and select
Add Publishing Point (Wizard)
.
c. Add a meaningful publishing point name and click Next.
d. Select
Files (digital media or playlists) in a directory
and click Next.
e. Select
On-demand publishing point
and click Next.
f. Specify the location of your content, for example d:\WMPub\WMRoot and click Next.
g. Skip through the remaining steps and click
Finish
when done.
3. To create a virtual directory on the WM server for this publishing point:
a. Go to
Start > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager
.
b. Navigate to the Default FTP Website. Right-click and select
New > Virtual Directory
.
c. For
Alias
, use the Publishing Point name from Step 3 above and click Next.
d. Enter the path to the content directory for this FTP site and click Next.
e. Allow
Read
and
Write
permissions and click Next.
f. Click
Finish
when done.
4. In the Portal Server, configure the publishing point
Name
,
Source
, and
FTP Directory
to
match the values you used for the publishing point on the Windows Media server.
Note • The publishing point name within a server must be unique. You cannot add a
publishing point that already exists in MCS database.
• The publishing point FTP directory within a server must be unique.
• If free space information is available at the time a publishing point is added, it must
be greater than the entered
Low Space Threshold
.
• Publishing points located within another publishing point are not supported
although publishing points on the same drive are supported. For example, two
publishing points with
Source c:\pub1 and c:\pub2 are supported but two
publishing points with
Source c:\pub1 and c:\pub1\pub2 are not supported.