On-premise clients can make changes to media server settings.
Axero has advanced storage settings that allow you to store videos, photos, files, and content files on your own storage devices. If you're worried about your web server's lack of space, use this area to take the heavy data load off your web server.
The Axero Installation process creates the following default media servers:
You can easily change these media servers per your unique requirements.
Let us assume you want to store photos and videos both in different locations and on different hard drives. For example, you may want to store all user photos on C:\UserPhotos and all videos on D:\UserVideos. First, you must create two virtual directories (or websites) in IIS to map these two physical locations. Let's say you created:
Just make sure that the new media server network location you add has read-write permissions set for the account that will write to that location. (IIS Worker Process/UserAccount)
Next, you need to create two media server entries and add the virtual directories.
Then you need to "tell" Axero "to use" these media servers while storing photos and videos uploaded by the user. For this, perform the following steps:
After setting these options, all user photos will get stored at C:\UserPhotos and videos at D:\UserVideos.
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