Installing and Configuring Novell Conferencing
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An investment in Novell Conferencing delivers immediate payback by helping you reduce the costs and downtime involved in employee travel. Attend this session to learn how you can install and configure the product and begin realizing value right out of the box. This advanced technical session will cover installation steps, configuration tips and tricks, and detailed recommendations for managing this innovative conferencing solution so you can start saving immediately. Speaker: Prakash Khot CTO Dimdim
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Installing and Configuring Novell Conferencing
- 1. Installing and Configuring Novell Conferencing Prakash Khot, CTO, Dimdim, Inc.
- 3. Personal and Team Productivity Overview
- 5. What is the ? Mission
- 6. Democratize Collaboration Text Rich Media Real-Time Non Real-Time 2007 2003 1996
- 7. Easy.
- 8. Open.
- 9. Every Day: 10,000+ meetings & events • 25,000+ people • 1M minutes served 500M meeting minutes served Proven. 5M+ People Users Used in 195+ Countries 1 Million Open Source D/Ls
- 10. Architecture
- 12. Platform Architecture - I
- 13. Platform Architecture - II
- 14. On Premise Installation Options Installation Type Capacity Conference In-A-Box Up-to 500 Named Hosts Enterprise Deployment Up-to 10,000 Named Hosts Collaboration Cloud Up-to 100,000+ Named Hosts
- 17. Installing Novell Conferencing Conference In a Box
- 21. Port Prerequisites Ports Protocol 80 HTTP/RTMPT 443 HTTPS 1935 RTMP (Optional) 843 TCP (Optional)
- 26. Provisioning, Customizing & Administrating Novell Conferencing
- 27. Provisioning & Administration Model String String represents installation. It consists of networks, hardware, services, enterprises, groups, individual accounts and different types of rooms for each account. String represents the entire installation that includes all the associated services, the storage array, a domain specific URL that is used as a URL for anchoring an enterprise installation and default values for all the inherited properties. Enterprise This entity represents organization of people created for specific business ventures. String can accommodate one or more enterprise. An enterprise can contain one or more groups. Enterprise contains customized resources created for that account. Depending on the type of an enterprise account - the extent of customization and content varies. Account :Account represents a Novell Conferencing account belonging to a particular person who should be part of an Enterprise and Group. An account can comprise of one or more Meeting Room. The short URL of the account is formed by using enterprise URL + account name. Room Meeting Room comprises of a specific set of properties, which defines a Web Meeting Room. Only one meeting can be held at a time in one particular Meeting Room. A room existing in the context of an account and inherits all its properties from the template assigned to it. A "default" room is created for each and every account. The additional rooms can have the custom names. The room URL consists of enterprise URL, account name and room name - if other than default.
- 31. Meeting Report
Editor's Notes
- And this is what we’ve done. Map of earth with pins there from meetings held, some statistics. investors as Skype, HotmailHundreds of thousands of downloads already,thousands of attendees in meetings everyday in XX countries, across XX markets
- Web 2.0 has fundamentally changed people's expectations around - cost, speed, accessibility – Skype/Hotmail showed that the world does want to communicate for free.
- Dimdim is simple
- And this is what we’ve done. Map of earth with pins there from meetings held, some statistics. investors as Skype, HotmailHundreds of thousands of downloads already,thousands of attendees in meetings everyday in XX countries, across XX markets
- Web 2.0 Incarnation of an Established Thick Client Application (Browser + Internet Connection = Web Conference) Multiple, Bandwidth Intensive, Synchronous Applications with Diverse Acceptable Real-Time Limits Over Asymmetrical Networks Establish “Just Works” Usability Across Wide Spectrum of Users Use Standard Accessibility Technologies (Protocols, Firewall Friendly Ports, etc.) for Massive Adoption Use “SOA” Principles to Create Distinct Collaborative Services Instead of Monolithic Infrastructure Provide “Mashable” API to Enable Integration of Selective Services into Existing Applications Create “Internet Scalability” Infrastructure at a Fractional Cost to Provide Affordable Solution Define & Implement Application Delivery Strategy That Facilitates Globally Accessible Deployments with round the clock availability
- 48-port switch 1 KVM 1 4u File server 4 LDAP 2 Database 2 Front Server 3 DCS 3 TRCT 1 Dref 5 DMS 3 Analytics 2 TRCT - Analytics 1 Recording 2 FMS 3 COB 2 Dashboard 2 Memcached 2 Load Balancer 1
- Thank you for spending your valuable time with us today. For more information on Novell Collaboration solutions, please visit: www.novell.com /collaboration . Q&A