Thanks a lot Alvaro... I just tryed with 2 computers and one switch to make a new network without any firewall or rooter or what else... And it despite me because it wouldn't work !!! And juste after my tests I saw your mail! It seems to work well with this firewall rules now :)
Juste a last little question... Is it possible to upgrade openmeetings from 2.0 to 3.x from the live CD easyly? For exemple, an apt-get upgrade / apt-get update could be enough or is it harder to do? (dependencies problems or others...) I would like to try to upgrade openmeetings if it seems not very hard but if it seems more technical I will stay in V2.0. Best Regards. Tanks a lot for you help It works well :D Grégory. 2014-06-06 14:15 GMT+02:00 Alvaro <[email protected]>: > Well Grégory, > > Please go to: > > Applications --> System Tools --> Administration --> Firestarter > > ...the root password 123456 (if you don't has changed), and: > > Policy --> Allow service Port For --> right clic on white part --> > > Add Rule --> Port 1935 (and do the same for 5080 and 8088). > > ...and clic on the green icon that is top Policy. > > Best Regards > > Alvaro > > > ----------------------------------------- > > > > El vie, 06-06-2014 a las 09:11 +0200, Grégory Mangeney escribió: >> Hello Alvaro Bustos, >> as you say to me, I try to write to this mail adress to get help to >> configure openmeetings with my live CD 2.0 (Ubuntu 12.04). >> >> I'm quite sur that my problem is easy to solve but I'm not very >> familiar with linux configurations systems. >> Could you explain me why my openmeetings is unreachable from my LAN >> (ping is ok but not >> http://my_openmeetings_server_ip:5080/openmeetings). >> I could access to it in localhost but not by an other computer in my LAN. >> I configure my LAN firewall to open these ports : 1935, 5080, 8088, >> and 4445 but I could'nt reach my openmeetings server! >> I tryed it with an installation from scratch, without any update or >> upgrade and even so I could not reach my openmeetings server ! >> (I try to update/upgrade in a virtual machine but the problem still the same) >> I think maybe it was a firewall in the live CD but after installing >> GUFW I could see that it is not activate by default. >> Is it normal? >> Is there something to do with my Ubuntu to reach my server from the LAN? >> Thanks a lot for your help if you could. >> Best regards >> Gregory. > >
