If one of your red5 server is a linux machine or one of your flash clients is on a linux machine, run: iptraf, on your ethernet card. It'll give you good stats, not sure how to do the same on windows.
For number of connections, you'll have to increment probably a connection counter in your server side red5 application everytime a new flash client connects. Store this in a db or in a red5 persistent shared object. I haven't tried the demo on rc1 but try using the trunk red5 version; it has updates for broadcast streams i think.
Hey all,
Just wondering how I would check the stats for the amount of connections Red5 would have as well as the amount of bandwith it is consuming. I have found that I am unable to use the admin web interface at all. I am running 0.6RC1 on Windows 2000 (I know... I know...) Thanks Mike -- C is forever.
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