Thanks for the warm words Tharrrk :) I personally prefer Ubuntu I have difficulties with CentOS in document converters, firewall etc. :))
On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 2:43 AM, <thar...@tharrrk.net> wrote: > Richard, > > The problem (probably) is that you either... > a) don't have a public IP at all (your ISP is doing NAT=network address > translation) and in that case you will never get it working from public > internet; > b) have a public IP assigned to router but don't have NAT enabled on your > router. In that case you will have to set up a DNAT rules (if your router > is able to do so) for every single port that OM requires, or just put a > range 80-65535. At that very moment your "server" (did you mentioned > windows?) is exposed to any attack from the internet. You may still be > unable to access "yourself" over the public IP, due to some limitations in > routing. You may also have an option to put your local ip (192....) into > so-called DMZ, which basically does the same. > > Please read the basic docs for example here: http://whatismyipaddress.com/ > nat > > --- do not read below if you are not interested in personal opinions --- > > Anyway, you may still be limited by your internet connection upload speed > and even if OM would finally work for you it may be hardly usable or would > be a pain in the "S" for the invited. > > My best recommendation would be to invest few bucks and use VPS. Install > the best tested OS (which one would you recommend btw @Maxim ? :) CentOS? > Ubuntu Server LTS?), follow instructions step by step ( > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Tutorials+for+ > installing+OpenMeetings+and+Tools) and YOU ARE DONE IN 30 MINUTES. > > I've done so and I'm so happy now. I don't use OM for commercial interest > but my time spent on setup, amount of hair that would be missing on my > head, possible divorce and loosing a job for not sleeping at all could > hardly be compared to 3,5 EURO PER MONTH I pay for VPS. Everything else is > FREE. I don't want to make any advertisements here but I use the very basic > one (1x2,4GHz, 2GB RAM, 10GB SSD) from a company which name is 3-letters > long, the first one looks like zero, the last one is H and the middle one > looks like backslash and forward slash glued together :D > > And - what is the best for you in this case - you will LEARN A LOT OF NEW > THINGS during some time! :) > All the best and wish you good luck!!! > > PS: Maxim + the rest of OM team, you have my deepest sympathies, I admire > your great work for this project!!! > > --- end of emotional block, LOL --- > > Best regards > Tharrrk > > On 10.8.2017 05:33, Maxim Solodovnik wrote: > > Unfortunately this is the only first step > > IP address 192.*** is the address of your local network (created for you > by your router) > You have skipped the steps: > 1) go to you router settings (router web interface, most probably > available at 192.168.1.1) > 2) find your external IP > > Check OM is accessible via this IP > If not your WiFi router blocks incoming connections on port 80/1935 > > > On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:53 AM, Richard Pérez < > traductorchi...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > >> >> ¡¡¡GENIUS!!!! :) :) :) :) >> >> That did it, at least from my laptop. Tomorrow I'll try connecting to my >> son's computer in another venue. >> >> http://www.nirsoft.net/show_my_ip_address.php >> whatismyipaddress.com >> https://www.iplocation.net/find-ip-address >> https://www.whatismyip.com >> And my ISP speed tester all had the same IP, giving no connection. >> >> IPv4 gave a different IP starting with 192..... >> so, http://192......IP:5080/openmeetings opens the login page in my >> laptop >> and takes the visitor to his dashboard. >> Changing >> application.base.url to http://192......IP:5080/openmeetings/ >> sent a link which takes my visitor directly to the room. >> >> Maximus Maxim: >> As my IP changes each day, or about, do I have to check IPv4, and use it >> for invitations at each change? >> What if I send the link to enter some days before the meeting and the IP/ >> IPv4 is different the day of the meeting? >> Or does this mean I should tweak something else so IP is the same as IPv4? >> >> I don't know what time it is where you are, but I'm going to sleep now. >> And I won't need Cate Blanchet to sleep like a log. >> >> A million thanks. >> >> >> Richard >> >> >> >> -------------------------------------------- >> On Wed, 9/8/17, Maxim Solodovnik <solomax...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Subject: Re: help configuration smtp server >> To: "Openmeetings user-list" <user@openmeetings.apache.org>, "Richard >> Pérez" <traductorchi...@yahoo.co.uk> >> Date: Wednesday, 9 August, 2017, 21:50 >> >> It seems >> your "181.myIP" is not your IP address :( >> additional checks:1) run >> cmd.exe2) type ipconfig /all3) find >> your IPv4 IPcheck OM is accessible via your IPv4 >> IP from step 3 >> if it >> is not accessible you have to check your Windows >> settingsIf it is accessible1) go to >> router settings2) find your external >> IP 3) go to http://www.nirsoft.net/show_my_ip_address.php >> (or some other service) 4) check IPs are the >> samecheck OM is accessible via your external IP >> from step 3 >> >> PS do not change OM config, it is >> for email sending and some other internal >> stuff. >> On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at >> 3:46 AM, Richard Pérez <traductorchi...@yahoo.co.uk> >> wrote: >> Hello >> Maxim: >> >> >> >> I have a Windows 10 computer (originally 8.1 forced into >> Win10) about 1 year old. 64 bits, 3.0 GHz, 2,0 GB RAM, >> After installing Win10 it has got slow (some programs get so >> slow I have to restart the computer to get things back to >> "normal"). Chrome is permanently getting stuck, >> goes on and on and gets nowhere. My antivirus says my >> startup needs a clean up, too much Sh** moving about in the >> background and if a pay so much they'll clean it up. I >> have a Windows XP Laptop, 2.0 GHz, 1.87 GB RAM, 64x2 mobile, >> where Word opens immediately, my antivirus has never told me >> he needs to clean up anything and I don't know if it has >> any other of the issues because I don't use it connected >> to the Internet except for very specific uses because >> Microsoft doesn't support it anymore (and no one else >> for that case). Maybe I'll be throwing this Microsoft >> 10th bum out of the Window's. Maybe it's this >> Windows the cause I can't connect due to some >> configuration intruding where it shouldn't. >> >> >> >> I have done the tests following your questions. This is >> what I've got. I'd love to know if anyone using >> Windows 10 has been able to get Openmeetings running past >> this point. >> >> >> >> Case 1) >> >> a) I changed port 5080 for port 80 in: >> \conf\red5.properties and >> \webapps\openmeetings\public\ config.xml >> >> >> >> b) I double clicked on red5.bat to run red5. >> >> >> >> c) I put: >> >> were you able to open >> >> http://localhost:80/ >> openmeetings from same machine? > YES, I get into >> the dashboard >> >> http://ext_ip:80/openmeetings >> from same machine? > NO, Access Error: 404 -- >> Not Found >> >> http://ext_ip:80/openmeetings >> from external machine? > NO, Access Error: 404 -- Not >> Found >> >> >> >> >> >> Case 2) >> >> In Windows 10: Control Panel (Panel de Control) > Windows >> Firewall (Firewall de Windows) > Advanced Settings >> (Configuración Avanzada) > Entry Rules (Reglas de >> Entrada) >> >> Port 80 seems to be open (tell me if you want to see the >> Exported file with Entry Rules – I don’t understand all >> the details but port 80 is there). I also created new >> rules for ports: TCP 5080, UDP 5080, TCP 1935, TCP 8443, TCP >> 8088, TCP 8081 allowing connection from Domain, Private and >> Public. >> >> >> >> Having all this supposedly open (and port 5080 in: >> \conf\red5.properties and >> \webapps\openmeetings\public\ config.xml), I >> have disabled Windows Firewall (Private and Public): I run >> red5 and once activated I open Chrome and paste the >> links: >> >> were you able to open >> >> http://localhost:5080/ >> openmeetings from same machine? > YES, I get into the >> dashboard >> >> http://ext_ip:5080/ >> openmeetings from same machine? > NO, >> ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT >> >> >> >> (in Chrome), INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND (in IE) >> >> http://ext_ip:5080/ >> openmeetings from external machine? > NO, >> ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT >> >> >> >> I disable my antivirus: >> >> In the three cases I get the same responses. >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> ------------------------------ --- >> >> >> >> >> >> Details of Case 1 procedure: >> >> http://localhost:80/ >> openmeetings > transforms to >> >> http://localhost/openmeetings >> in the browser > takes to OM’s login page >> >> I enter > http://localhost/openmeetings/ >> #user/dashboard >> >> I go to > Administration > Configuration >> >> Where I have the following data (left there from yesterday >> – my current IP is the same one) >> >> application.base.url http://181.myIP:5080/ >> openmeetings/ >> >> >> >> In another Chrome window I enter: >> >> http://181.myIP/openmeetings/ >> > Access Error: 404 -- Not Found >> >> http://181.myIP:80/ >> openmeetings/ > Access Error: 404 -- Not Found >> >> http://181.myIP:5080/ >> openmeetings/ > ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT >> >> >> >> I go to > Administration > Configuration >> >> I change: >> >> application.base.url http://181.myIP:5080/ >> openmeetings/ >> >> for >> >> application.base.url http://181.myIP:80/ >> openmeetings/ >> >> I save, log out, close Chrome window, close red5 window. >> >> I wait a few seconds, restart red5, open a Chrome window and >> paste in the browser: >> >> http://localhost:80/ >> openmeetings > transforms to >> >> http://localhost/openmeetings >> in the browser > takes to OM’s login page >> >> I enter > http://localhost/openmeetings/ >> #user/dashboard >> >> >> >> In another Chrome window I enter: >> >> http://181.myIP/openmeetings/ >> > Access Error: 404 -- Not Found >> >> http://181.myIP:80/ >> openmeetings/ > Access Error: 404 -- Not Found >> >> http://181.myIP:5080/ >> openmeetings/ > ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT >> >> >> >> http://localhost:80/ >> openmeetings > takes me directly to the Dashboard, >> even if in the other window I logged in with, I’m on >> another page (i.e. “Start”). >> >> >> >> If I open an IE window and paste: >> >> http://localhost:80/ >> openmeetings > it takes me to the login page. >> >> I created a user and logged in with this username and >> password. It took me to the admin space, but with the name >> of the user. Now I’m logged-in in Chrome and IE with >> two different users. >> >> If I log-out with user 2, user 1 is still logged-in with >> Chrome. >> >> >> >> In my Laptop (external machine?) connected to the router >> with a cable: >> >> I open Chrome and paste: http://181.myIP:80/ >> openmeetings > Access Error: 404 -- Not Found >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> ------------------------------ ------------- >> >> >> >> Thanks for your interest in my backache, >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Richard >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ -------------- >> >> On Wed, 9/8/17, Maxim Solodovnik <solomax...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >> >> >> Subject: Re: help configuration smtp server >> >> To: "Openmeetings user-list" <user@openmeetings.apache.org> >> , "Richard Pérez" <traductorchi...@yahoo.co.uk> >> >> Date: Wednesday, 9 August, 2017, 3:36 >> >> >> >> I don't have >> >> windows box right now, maybe someone else can help >> >> Will try to provide some vectors of >> >> investigation:0) please test one feature >> >> only so instead of set everything up, send >> >> email, check link in the email you need >> >> to try to access om in browser using your >> >> external_ip/port >> >> SMTP seems to work for you as expected >> >> So right now it is >> >> firewall problem >> >> so1) you have changed port to >> >> be 80 in red5.properties have you restarted >> >> OM does it >> >> started without errors? were you able to open >> >> http://localhost:80/ >> openmeetings >> >> from same machine? were you able to open >> >> http://ext_ip:80/openmeetings >> >> from same machine? >> >> were you able to open >> >> http://ext_ip:80/openmeetings >> >> from external machine? >> >> >> >> 2) you >> >> have opened port on Windows FW/Disabled FW were you >> able to open >> >> http://localhost:5080/ >> openmeetings >> >> from same machine? were you able to open >> >> http://ext_ip:5080/ >> openmeetings >> >> from same machine? were you able to open >> >> http://ext_ip:5080/ >> openmeetings >> >> from external machine? >> >> problems like this should be solved step by step >> >> .... >> >> >> >> On Wed, Aug 9, >> >> 2017 at 12:17 AM, Richard Pérez <traductorchi...@yahoo.co.uk> >> >> wrote: >> >> Hello Maxim: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> I still can’t get by the Timed-Out Connection… >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Things done: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> In Windows 10: Control Panel (Panel de Control) > >> Windows >> >> Firewall (Firewall de Windows) > Advanced Settings >> >> (Configuración Avanzada) > Entry Rules (Reglas de >> >> Entrada) >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> 1) I exported all the data and found the ports I >> understand >> >> are open are: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Local Ports: 68, 80, 135, 137, 138, 139, 162, 443, 445, >> 546, >> >> 1701, 1723, 1900, 2177, 2869, 3390, 3540, 3587, 3702, >> 5353, >> >> 5355, 5357, 5358, 5985, 7235, 7250, 7680, 9955, 10243, >> >> 10244, 10245, 10246, 10247, 23555 >> >> >> >> 554, 8554, 8555, 8556, 8557, 8558 (Media Center Extenders >> - >> >> RTSP (TCP de entrada)) >> >> >> >> 7777, 7778, 7779, 7780, 7781, 5004, 5005, 50004, 50005, >> >> 50006, 50007, 50008, 50009, 50010, 50011, 50012, 50013 >> >> (Media Center Extenders - WMDRM-ND/RTP/RTCP (UDP de >> >> entrada)) >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Remote Ports: >> >> >> >> 67 (UDP; Program: >> >> %SystemRoot%\system32\svchost. exe) >> >> >> >> 547 (UDP; Program: >> >> %SystemRoot%\system32\svchost. exe) >> >> >> >> 7235 (UDP; Program: >> %systemroot%\system32\svchost. >> >> exe) >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> 2) As port 80 seems to be open, I changed port 5080 for >> port >> >> 80 in: \conf\red5.properties and >> >> \webapps\openmeetings\public\ >> config.xml >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> And in red5’s frontend configuration: >> >> >> >> application.base.url http://181.myIP:80/ >> >> openmeetings/ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> This worked for someone else, not for me. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> In “\conf\red5.properties” I had: >> >> >> >> # HTTP >> >> >> >> http.host=0.0.0.0 >> >> >> >> http.port=5080 >> >> >> >> https.port=5443 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> I only changed “5080”, I did not edit the others. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> 3) I created new ports, for: TCP 5080, UDP 5080, TCP >> 1935, >> >> TCP 8443, TCP 8088, TCP 8081 >> >> >> >> Allowing connection from Domain, Private and Public. >> >> >> >> Control Panel (Panel de Control) > Windows Firewall >> >> (Firewall de Windows) > Advanced Settings >> (Configuración >> >> Avanzada) > Entry Rules (Reglas de Entrada) > New >> Rule >> >> (Nueva Regla) >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> This did not work. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> 4) Angry now, I disabled the Windows Firewall >> altogether. >> >> I also disabled my Antivirus completely. I restarted >> my >> >> Router. I restarted my computer. I entered my new IP >> into >> >> OpenMeetings settings and restarted red5 and >> OpenMeetings. >> >> Checked my Gmail was allowing non secure Apps. Sent an >> >> invitation without password to my Laptop connected to >> the >> >> router by cable (it should have the same IP). >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> This didn’t work. My laptop can’t enter the room. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> If this didn’t work, can’t one infer that my computer >> is >> >> not firewalling entry? Does this mean that the >> problem >> >> either is in the Router (or my Internet service provider) >> or >> >> something else not related to my computer? >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> I’d much appreciate if anyone can tell me what else I >> can >> >> do to find the problem. Thanks. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Richard >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> >> WBR >> >> Maxim aka solomax >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> WBR >> Maxim aka solomax >> >> > > > -- > WBR > Maxim aka solomax > > -- WBR Maxim aka solomax
