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XMS Configuration Guide

3-7

XMS network integration and service applications

Setting the Data Server’s connection parameters

The Data Server Control Panel’s G

ENERAL

page features parameters that allow the Data

Server to connect and communicate with the Xmedia Server.

The TCP/IP section on the G

ENERAL

page allows you to set the communication port number

at which the Data Server listens for incoming data. Figure

3-4

demonstrates that the Data

Server Control Panel’s L

ISTENING

P

ORT

field must always be set to 14060.

Figure 3-4. Setting the Data Server’s communication port

The following table describes the parameters in the M

ETADATA

section on the G

ENERAL

page, which determine the Data Server’s settings for connecting and communicating with
the Xmedia Server(s).

XMS

HOST

/

PORT

These settings are used to identify the primary Xmedia Server that the Data
Server will connect to.

Specify the IP address or machine name of the Xmedia Server that
hosts the XMS Service.

Specify the communication port that allows a service to connect to an
Xmedia Server. Typically, the port number is 14050.

B

ACKUP

XMS

HOST

/

PORT

When operating within a server replication setup, these settings are used to
identify the secondary Xmedia Server that the Data Server will connect to if
the primary XMS server fails to respond.

Specify the IP address or machine name of the secondary Xmedia
Server in the B

ACKUP

H

OST

field.

Specify the communication port of the secondary Xmedia Server in the
B

ACKUP

PORT

field. Typically, the port number is 14050.

M

ETADATA

DIRECTORY

Specify the directory path to the

METADATA

folder that contains all of the xml

data that the data server needs to retrieve data. The folder is usually stored
in C:\Program Files\VertigoXmedia\Apps\.

This folder is primarily used when the data server can no longer connect to
the XMS.