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A few connection issues #58
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In Openfire Meetings 0.9.3, a meeting with exactly two participants will prefer a peer-to-peer connection between the participants to exchange audio and video data. When more participants join, all audio/video will be required to flow via Openfire (specifically, via the Jitsi Video Bridge instance that's part o the ofmeet plugin). When your network (or firewall) prevents this data from reaching Openfire, you'll notice that "the third person breaks the meeting" as is described by others in this issue. As soon as the amount of participants drops back to two, a peer-to-peer based exchange is realized again, which appears to "fix" the problem. These kind of issues are infrastructure-related. There's not a lot we can do in Openfire to prevent them from occurring. If you're experiencing them, I advise you to:
If problems persist, examine your firewall logs. |
Tested with 3 users on the local lan (not going through the firewall) same issue with video not working, going to look through my logs. Ok worked it out, mixing server FQDN and server IP address when logging clients in |
What do you mean by "mixing server FQDN and server IP"?
any other solution??? |
This project is currently not maintained. Try the Pade project for more up-to-date versions of the ofmeet and offocus plugins. Development will resume at some point in the future with Jitsi-Videobridge version 2.x as soon as this PR is merged to enable support for Windows. |
@Pn-nL I have installed the jitsi meet server directly, it solved all the issues i had. |
Indeed it would :-) Anyone trying to use Openfire Meetings wants to add video conferencing to chat and group chat with user authentication that Openfire offers. This integration of Jitsi with Openfire also offers a few more features not available in the standard jitsi meet server |
But my server openfire runs on server 2016. |
Openfire 4.2.2
Openfire Focus Provider 0.9.3
Openfire Meetings 0.9.3
Took about 5 login attempts (have to retype username and password) to start a video call (without it crashing) here are the logs.
2018.03.12 13:03:53 INFO [org.jitsi.videobridge.VideobridgeExpireThread]: org.jitsi.videobridge.Content - expire_content,conf_id=986a5f87a1549cb2,content=audio 2018.03.12 13:03:53 INFO [org.jitsi.videobridge.VideobridgeExpireThread]: org.jitsi.videobridge.Content - expire_content,conf_id=986a5f87a1549cb2,content=video 2018.03.12 13:03:53 INFO [org.jitsi.videobridge.VideobridgeExpireThread]: org.jitsi.videobridge.Content - expire_content,conf_id=986a5f87a1549cb2,content=data 2018.03.12 13:03:53 INFO [org.jitsi.videobridge.VideobridgeExpireThread]: org.jitsi.videobridge.Conference - CAT=stat expire_conf,conf_id=8a05ab79963f9bcd duration=248,conf_count=1,ch_count=0,v_streams=0,conf_completed=2,no_payload_ch=2,no_transport_ch=2,total_ch=6,has_failed=false,has_partially_failed=false
Also I can only have 2 users connected, when a third connects all the videos and mics get turned off, when a user leaves and the total users in the room is 2 then video and audio work again. How can I have more than 2 users video call?
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