# EC2 using Putty SSH: Server refused our key **URL:** \ **Category:** Wowza Streaming Engine\ **Created:** [July 6, 2009, 4:33pm UTC](https://community.wowza.com/t/ec2-using-putty-ssh-server-refused-our-key/704 "2009-07-06T16:33:04Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 10\ **Page:** 2

Thank you. Two more questions: 1. re WowzaMediaServerPro\_UsersGuide.pdf, on page 9 -14: how can I tell if Wowza is running as a service on the server right now? 2. There is a stock FLV file located here: [http://174.129.214.73/content/merry\_melodies\_falling\_hare.flv](http://174.129.214.73/content/merry_melodies_falling_hare.flv) If the server were running, I expect this pathway would return the flash movie. Therefore I will assume the WMP server needs to be started as a SERVICE as noted on page 14 of the PDF. Thanks again for your kind patience in answering my questions. Mike ---

Richard - I found that file, and dropped it in the following server directory: /root/home/wowza/conf/SimpleVideoStreaming/client/ and also here: /root/home/wowza/content/ I have also downloaded the latest Apache server, which I then uploaded to the root directory of the EC2 server here: root/httpd-2.2.11.tar.gz Question: Is it advisable to install Apache at this time, so that I might have access to the available html files that call the flv and swf files independently of the JC browser. ---

I understand… so, for example, the html file will contain a snip of flash code that references the server file something like this: … where “VALUE” = the directory pathway to the flv file located on the wowza server. Is this correct? If so, I will set up a test page on our existing website. Please let me know ASAP. Thanks Mike ---

Hi Richard - I have set up a page located on a different server here: [http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm](http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm) The index file contains the exact contents of simplevideostreaming.html with this exception: Please confirm the addressing sytem: rtmp://174.129.214.73/simplevideostreaming.swf Thank you! Mike ---

Hi Richard - Okay, here’s what I have so far: At this location ([http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm](http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm)) I have placed an HTML file that makes the following call: Thus the embed source is: rtmp://174.129.214.73/simplevideostreaming So… where do I place the FLV video? Where exactly is the “streambox”? ---

Here’s what I have right now: [http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm](http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm) , which is still not loading a movie. \

**Author:** ![Mike\_Aiello](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/m/e56c9b/32.png) [@Mike\_Aiello](https://community.wowza.com/u/Mike_Aiello)\ **Post date:** [July 16, 2009, 9:40am UTC](https://community.wowza.com/t/ec2-using-putty-ssh-server-refused-our-key/704/27 "2009-07-16T09:40:58Z") From the Security tab in Elasticfox… I select “Other” from the dropdown Protocol = TCP/IP Port = 21 Host = 0.0.0.0/0 Click Add Where do I add these numbers: 1935, 80, 443? ---

Oh, okay… I see what you mean: 1935 is the PORT number. Okay. Done. [http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm](http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm) Now I see the wowza logo on the index page. Hurrah! ---

Hi Richard - Thanks for helping me this far. I have now set up a page wherein the Wowza player is visible. [http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm](http://xxx.nmatv.com/index.htm) The wowza player is prompting me for a server address and streaming item. I am trying to get the video to stream automatically. The index.htm file calls the following: [http://174.129.214.73/simplevideostreaming.swf](http://174.129.214.73/simplevideostreaming.swf) This is a pathway to the Wowza server. How do I get the client to play the swf movie automatically? Mike ---

> Those are ports, put those in box labeled “Port”, one at a time. Here is a list of ports you might want to add: > > **TCP Ports** > > 21 (ftp) > > 22 (ssh) > > 80 (http) > > 443 (ssl) > > 554 (this is for rtsp) > > 1935 (wowza) > > 3306 (this is mysql) > > 8084,8085 (this is for JConsole) > > **UDP Ports** > > 6970 - 9999 (this is for rtp) Done. The only thing – there was already a UDP port set from 0 to 65535. Will this cause a conflict with the new one I just added? [Previous page](https://community.wowza.com/t/ec2-using-putty-ssh-server-refused-our-key/704.md?page=1)