Juniper MEDIA FLOW CONTROLLER 2.0.4 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual page 250

Server Map Configuration
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4. Set a file-url for the server-map; this tells Media Flow Controller where to go to fetch the
XML mapping file. Also, change the refresh interval (how often Media Flow Controller
refreshes the XML file). The default refresh-interval is 0 (zero), which means no refresh;
this can also be set in the XML mapping file; the CLI setting overrides the XML file setting.
file-url <URL> refresh-interval <time>
5. The final step is to assign the server-map to a namespace, and set options.
can assign multiple server-maps of the origin-escalation or cluster-map type.
namespace <name> uri <uri-prefix> origin-server <protocol> server-map
<name>
Example (for HTTP origin):
test-vos (config) # server-map format-type host-origin-map newMap
test-vos (config server-map format-type host-origin-map newMap) # file-url
http://example.com/vod/ refresh-interval 9000
test-vos (config server-map format-type host-origin-map newMap) # exit
test-vos (config) # show server-map
Server-map : newMap
Format-type : host-origin-map
Map File : http://example.com/vod/
Refresh Interval : 9000
test-vos (config) # namespace newTest uri / origin-server http server-map
newMap
test-vos (config) #
250 Configuring Server Maps (CLI)
—Set node monitoring options:
—Specify the allowable time in milliseconds for the socket
connect-timeout
connect to complete.
heartbeat-interval
sending a "heartbeat" signal to the other nodes indicating availability status.
—Specify the allowable time in milliseconds for the socket read to
read-timeout
complete after the connection is established.
Media Flow Controller Administrator's Guide
—Specify the time in milliseconds for nodes to wait before
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