Deploying a Sametime Community Server to customer is very easy because you can set the hostname and some other setting, using a Domino Policy with Desktop Setting,
Preferences -> Instant MessagingIf you have installed Sametime Meeting or Sametime Adanced you can also set all settings through Desktop setting but is a little bit less easy than Community.
We have to go inside the Desktop Setting and go to
Custom Settings -> Managed Settingsand set the parameters we need
These are the field to fill:
- Item
- Value
- Plug-in name
e.g.
To Enable Sametime Advanced on Sametime Client (starting from 8.5.2) you have to set
- Item ---> enableAdvanced
- Value ---> true
- Plug-in name com.ibm.collaboration.realtime
Some functionality require more "managed setting" to be applied, like Sametime Meeting server because we have to provide 3 settings to the client (host , port and protocol)
To set the Sametime Meeting Server :
- Item ---> meetingServerHostName ServerPort useHTTPS
- Value ---> meeting.contoso.com 443 true
- Plugin ---> for all 3 com.ibm.rtc.meetings.shelf
At next Notes policy refresh you will have a meeting server named meeting.contoso.com with https on tcp port 443 deployed.
If you like to have client already logged-in you have to tell also if client have to use Sametime Community Credential (by default this value is true) ,but you have also to tell to Sametime Meeting client the Community hostname using the following parameter
- Item ---> communityServerName
- Value ---> community.contoso.com
- Plugin ---> com.ibm.rtc.meetings.shelf
ReplyDeleteUsing urls to meeting server when using HTTPS could be a problem
If you want to open Meeting Rooms in your Notes client and your policy for browsers is to not allow for mixed content.
Wrote an article on our company blog with a solution on this
http://www.infoware.eu/open-sametime-meetings-in-ibm-notes-client-using-https-code-for-download
I also have PMR on its way to third level at IBM
Regards
Mats