Setting up the Web-server module to act as a gate on a different HTTP-server

By default, the Web-server module is set up to work as an independent HTTP-server. If a different HTTP-server must be used to connect to the remote workstations, the Web-server should act as a gate only for that HTTP-server and additional parameters should be set up.

For example, to use the Web-server for video surveillance, the user must open the page  http://www.*****.com:8080/video/index.htm (asterisks “*****” represent the domain name of the site where the cameras can be accessed). To set up the Web-server to act as a gate, do the following:

1. Using the text editor, for example Notebook, open the index.html file from the Intellect software program folder...\Modules\webroot. For example,  C:\Program Files\Intellect\Modules\webroot.
2. By default, Java applet receives the video signal from http://www.*****.com address.
3. For Java applet to receive the signal from http://www.*****.com:222/reverse/proxy/, add the following lines to the index.htm file:
   <param name="port.from" value="html"> /add
   <param name="path.from" value="html">
   <param name="path" value="/reverse/proxy/">.
   Set the “port” parameter to 222:
   <param name="port" value="222">.
4. For Java applet to receive the signal from http://www.*****.com:222, add the following line to the index.htm file:
   <param name="port.from" value="html">.
   Set the “port” parameter to 222:
   <param name="port" value="222">.
5. For Java applet to receive the signal from http://www.*****.com/reverse/proxy/, add the following lines to the index.htm file:
   <param name="path.from" value="html">
   <param name="path" value="/reverse/proxy/">.
6. Save changes to the index.htm file.