The following parameters
are available in the configuration file 'reflex.conf'.
|
Parameter
name / format |
Function |
|
LICENSE_FILE
<filename> |
The full
path to the license file. |
|
TRAFFIC_DESCR
<media type> <pt> [<pt> …] |
Defines which
RTP payload types should be associated with a particular media type. |
|
UDP_PORT
<portnum> <type> <maxclients> <maxlurkers>
<mediatype> |
Defines
a session for a particular UDP port and media type. Limitations can be put on
the number of clients and lurkers (receive-only clients) allowed. The <mediatype>
parameter identifies a traffic descriptor that defines the permissible RTP
types for the session. The predefined
traffic descriptor "all" can be used to accept all RTP types. |
|
UDP_RANGE
<portnum> [<portnum> …] <maxclients> <maxlurkers>
<mediatype> |
Same as
UDP_PORT but allows a range of UDP port numbers to be specified. |
|
ADMIN_PORT
<portnum> |
The TCP port
number used to administrate the reflector/mixer. |
|
HOSTS_ALLOW
all | <network/mask> [<network/mask> …] |
Lists
the network addresses of hosts that are specifically allowed to connect to
the reflector/mixer. The format should be 'network/msk' (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24)
or 'all' for all networks. |
|
HOSTS_DENY
all | <network/mask> [<network/mask> …] |
Lists
the network addresses of hosts that are specifically denied to connect to the
reflector/mixer. Same format as HOSTS_ALLOW. |
|
IP_ADDRESS
<IP address> |
Sets the
reflector's IP address. Useful in case the reflector has several network
interfaces, or alias IP addresses, or if the reflector for some reason is
unable to figure out the proper IP address to use. If not specified, reflex
finds the IP address by doing gethostname/gethostbyname (i.e. DNS lookup of
the host name). |
|
IP_ADDRESS_EXTERNAL
<IP address> |
Same as
IP_ADDRESS (see above) |
|
IP_ADDRESS_LOCAL
<local IP address> |
Specifies
the reflector's local IP address. Useful in cases when the reflector is
behind a NAT firewall (or on a NAT firewall machine) with several network
interfaces, one of which is the externally visible address (specified by
IP_ADDRESS or IP_ADDRESS_EXTERNAL, see above) and one is the local area
network interface, serving local clients. Using a configuration with two
configured IP addresses like this, the reflector can be successfully used as
a firewall traversal bridge, interconncting local conference participants
with externally connected participants. Note
that IP_ADDRESS_LOCAL requires that IP_ADDRESS (IP_ADDRESS_EXTERNAL) is also
specified. |
|
MULTICAST |
Enables
multicast clients. |