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Openfire as xmpp server in jitsi meet

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#1

Hi there
I want use openfire as a xmpp server instead of prosody in jitsi meet.

I create account for focus and jvb and also define focus and jitsi-videobridge as external components in admin web console.

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but in openfire log, I see the following log:

INFO [socket_c2s-thread-3]: org.jivesoftware.openfire.spi.RoutingTableImpl - Will not route: Remote domain internal.auth.mydomain.com is not accessible according to our configuration (typical causes: server federation is disabled, or domain is blacklisted).

I also asked in jitsi forum in this topic

and my question was answered:

You need to create that muc component in openfire.

But I think that I create the muc component in openfire.

Where is my problem?

Thanks

#2

Getting Jitsi Meet to work with another XMPP server than the one that they’re using is hard. They have not made a solution that aims to be portable. It is possible, however: we have the ofmeet plugin that does exactly that.

The error message seems to indicate that you need a conference service called ‘internal’. You can check if you have one, by going to the admin console, and navigate to the summary of all conference services: Group Chat > Group Chat Settings > Service Summary

The default conference services that I expect to be there is called ‘conference’. You will need to create another one, called ‘internal’ to work around the particular error that you show.

I do not know (but I suspect not) if this is the only issue that stands between you and a functional integration. As I said, this gets tricky, fast.

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#3

Thanks @guss

yes, and I remove auth after internal and before mydomain.com in jitsi-meet (jicofo and videobridge) configs.

all things seem be correct.