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=Consideration= | |||
Might be worth checking if this is a good choice. I think it is fairly resource greedy on the server and, late last summer, remember reports of servers crashing when they got a lot of people on them ( maybe 20+ ? - I can't remember ) | |||
With the right server guess it would probaby all be great - maybe try to talk to somebody whos been heavily involved in the development see what they think. | |||
Unless I'm mistaken it looks to me like Jitsi [[Online conferencing]] will do a similar job without needing a server?? | |||
=Installation Instructions for Ubuntu 10.04= | =Installation Instructions for Ubuntu 10.04= | ||
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Id is '''root''' and password is '''admin''' | Id is '''root''' and password is '''admin''' | ||
=Setting up a BigBlueButton | =Setting an External Route to Your BBB Conference= | ||
*Set up an external route to your BBB server, this will involve DNS, for | |||
example a DNS record like bbb.oshinitiative.org, which points to your | |||
external IP address (This needs ideally to be static). Then set your | |||
firewall to port forward all traffic for bbb.oshinitiative.org to your BBB | |||
server, chat with tech at your ISP if you need help with the above | |||
*Next you need to configure BBB to respond to connections at the domain | |||
bbb.oshinitiative.org. This is easy open a command prompt as root and type | |||
bbb-conf --set-ip bbb.oshinitiative.org | |||
That should sort it out, then tell folks to point their browser to | |||
bbb.oshinitiative.org. | |||
[http://code.google.com/p/bigbluebutton/wiki/BBBConf BigBlueButton Configuration] | |||
[http://groups.google.com/group/bigbluebutton-dev/browse_thread/thread/9f0b2a2877eb705b?hl=en Google Groups Reply] | |||
=Setting up a Landing Page= | |||
For setting up a landing page for people to login, see also | |||
[http://code.google.com/p/bigbluebutton/wiki/FAQ#How_do_I_setup_new_classrooms_in_BigBlueButton_? Setting up New Conferences] | |||
[http://groups.google.com/group/bigbluebutton-dev/browse_thread/thread/9f0b2a2877eb705b?hl=en Google Groups Reply] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:38, 20 May 2012
Consideration
Might be worth checking if this is a good choice. I think it is fairly resource greedy on the server and, late last summer, remember reports of servers crashing when they got a lot of people on them ( maybe 20+ ? - I can't remember ) With the right server guess it would probaby all be great - maybe try to talk to somebody whos been heavily involved in the development see what they think.
Unless I'm mistaken it looks to me like Jitsi Online conferencing will do a similar job without needing a server??
Installation Instructions for Ubuntu 10.04
To accept agreements within terminal, press tab + enter.
Open ports with the command:
sudo ufw allow NUMBER
Open ports 80 (HTTP), 9123 (Desktop Sharing), 1935 (RTMP).
In terminal, type ifconfig to display the LAN server's IP address.
WRT54GL Wireless Router Changes
Connect the router to your computer with an ethernet cable.
Open an internet browser and go to:
Id is root and password is admin
Setting an External Route to Your BBB Conference
- Set up an external route to your BBB server, this will involve DNS, for
example a DNS record like bbb.oshinitiative.org, which points to your external IP address (This needs ideally to be static). Then set your firewall to port forward all traffic for bbb.oshinitiative.org to your BBB server, chat with tech at your ISP if you need help with the above
- Next you need to configure BBB to respond to connections at the domain
bbb.oshinitiative.org. This is easy open a command prompt as root and type
bbb-conf --set-ip bbb.oshinitiative.org
That should sort it out, then tell folks to point their browser to bbb.oshinitiative.org.
Setting up a Landing Page
For setting up a landing page for people to login, see also