Media Servers | Communifire Documentation

Communifire has advanced storage settings which allow you to store videos, photos, files and content files on your own storage devices. If you're worried about your web server not having enough space, use this area to take the heavy load of data off your web server. 

1. Photos Section: All photos (including thumbnail images, album cover pictures). This also includes user profile picture and avatar picture.
2. Videos Section: All video files (including original video files and the converted .flv files, as well as thumbnail images).
3. Documents Manager (Files section): All documents. These can be any file types (like .doc, .jpg, or any other format).
4. CMS Section: All attachments added to content (i.e. CMS pages, articles, blogs, etc).

Default Media Servers in Communifire

The Communifire Installation process creates the following default media servers:

1. http://your_application_url/assets/uploaded-photos: Used for photos and user profile images
2. http://your_applicationurl/assets/uploaded-videos: Used for videos and related files
3. http://your_applicationurl/assets/uploaded-files: Used for documents in the Files section
4. http://your_applicationurl/assets/uploaded-cms-files: Used for attachments

You can easily change these media servers per your own unique requirements.