3 Connect the RTP Proxy

After installing the RTP Proxy, connect the RTP Proxy to your Converged Application Server instance. You may use either the Remote Console or the REST API.

For instructions on installing the RTP Proxy, see the "Installing Infrastructure Components" chapter in the Installation Guide.

Connect the RTP Proxy using Remote Console

Use the Remote Console to identify the RTP Proxy to your Converged Application Server instance.

  1. From the Edit Tree, select Custom Resources, and then IntelligentMediaConnector, and then Media Connector Configurations, and then RTP Proxies.
  2. Click New.
  3. Enter the required fields:
    • Server Name - Enter a name for this proxy, such as RTPP_1.
    • Management IP Address - Enter the RTP Proxy management IP address. This must match Controller.main.server.host in config.json.
    • Management Port - Enter the HTTPS management port. This must match Controller.main.server.httpsPort in config.json. The default HTTPS port is 8443.
    • Secondary Port (Non-TLS) - Enter the HTTP management port. This must match Controller.main.server.port in config.json. The default HTTP port is 8080.
  4. If TLS is enabled in config.json, move the SSL/TLS Enabled slider to the right.
  5. Select Create.
  6. Select the shopping cart and then Commit Changes.

Connect the RTP Proxy using the REST API

Use the REST APIs to identify the RTP Proxy to your Converged Application Server instance.

Send a POST request to the Converged Application Server. 

curl -X POST \
  --user <ADMIN_USERNAME>:<ADMIN_PASSWORD> \
  -H 'X-Requested-By:MyClient' \
  -H 'Accept:application/json' \
  -H 'Content-Type:application/json' \
  -d @request.json \
  "http://<OCCAS_IP>:7001/management/weblogic/latest/edit/customResources/IntelligentMediaConnector/customResource/RTPProxys/"
The contents of the request.json file are shown below.
{
  "managementIP": "<RTP Proxy managementIP>",
  "managementPort": 8443,
  "rtpProxyName": "RTPProxy1",
  "sslEnabled": false,
  "secondaryPort": 8080
}