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I have configured some reverse proxies in order to map some HTTP audio streams that are normally accessed via different port numbers (e.g. http://fooserver:18030), to URL addresses accessible on standard port 80 (e.g. http://fooserver/capitalRadio).

It is working fine, but I have a problem. It seems there is some heavy buffering being done on the server. It takes around 5 minutes for the stream to start playing on the client.

Having no prior experience with URL rewriting on IIS, can someone point me out which setting(s) I can throttle back to reduce the playing delay?

sgorozco
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dont have a machine running IIS ARR infront of me at the moment, but found the following:

Server Farms > FarmName > Proxy > Buffer section > Response Buffer Threshold

Via here. Hope this helps...

TiernanO
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