Usman Asar

Hi Chris, 

Hope you're getting well along with your setup, I can understand the situation, but weren't there 3 copies for DB in all across your farm? I haven't touched URL ReWrite to the extent that I can tell without referring to IIS documentation, but based on your requirements, you can look into this page. 

I believe ARR has settings to route incoming traffic to servers, but I haven't practically tested it (remember the limitation of my CPU), but will have a look into it if I can find something out. 

David, are you using the correct PHP version? i.e. non-thread safe? 

Bruce, is there any particular reason to use WAMP on Windows Server platform where you already have a web server built in? I could understand setting up WAMP on Windows Home Editions, or even Pro, but why on Windows server? 

see your PHP timeout settings. 

in your active moodle directory, you'll find a config.php file on root.

it has information of moodle setup, like what type of database you're using, what is location of your moodledata folders, database user names and passwords, your moodle URL etc etc. 

Stefan, As far as I know, moodle doesn't have its own media player, the one you see is HTML5 media player that will show up in any browser as you try to play media files.

however, there are plug-ins, that will extend the functionality of the standard/default media player, but none of them I know supports playlists. BUT then there are options available in paid options, you will require to have some tinkering skills with HTML, and they will extend your media file's functionality beyond what moodle itself or its plug-ins can offer. 

so in current situation, if you are satisfied with embedding YouTube, fair well, if you want some extended functionality media players then let me know, i'll point you in right direction.