Re: Re:Web Conference v2.2.0-1
Hi, Freshconnexions.
This is what we've implemented on our side, in order to solve the same issue you have.
We are currently testing the web conference tool, due to some of the direction board guys do live in different countries (El Salvador, USA, Colombia, Spain and two states of Mexico), so this is going to be a very useful tool for them to be reunited to take decisions, besides of the traveling and staying costs saving associated with it.
Once we modified the invitation message at /modules/conferenceroom_list/libs/paloSantoCreateconference.class.php, over that same file we modified the $sURL variable, in order to our users to reach the webconference web site, even if they are outside of our LAN, just adding a second URL in the 590 line. This is what we did:
This is the original code in the lines 590 and 591 (the XXXXX is the port we have opened for the users, since we have a firewall before the Elastix, and internally are redirecting ports to it); the $sDominioWeb is the IP address or the web domain name that you setup in you Elastix as the hostname, under the System/Network settings.
Ok, this is the code we added in the line 592:
The XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX is the internal IP Address you assigned to your Elastix Server, which can be reached from any point at your LAN (this is for the internal users, of course).
Now, at the line 617 you'll find the following message (part of the e-mail invitation):
Right there, we modified that line, and wrote this instead:
And Voilà!! It worked!! In this way, you are:
1. Ensuring your outside users can reach the web conference;
2. Ensuring the access to your Elastix server (it is as easy as delete all the route /conference.php?conference... etc. for being in front of your main Elastix access!!), since yo can redirect the ports into your Firewall;
3. Ensuring your inside clients can reach the web conference with out tears.
Hope this can solve your issue.
Regards!!
Hi, Freshconnexions.
This is what we've implemented on our side, in order to solve the same issue you have.
We are currently testing the web conference tool, due to some of the direction board guys do live in different countries (El Salvador, USA, Colombia, Spain and two states of Mexico), so this is going to be a very useful tool for them to be reunited to take decisions, besides of the traveling and staying costs saving associated with it.
Once we modified the invitation message at /modules/conferenceroom_list/libs/paloSantoCreateconference.class.php, over that same file we modified the $sURL variable, in order to our users to reach the webconference web site, even if they are outside of our LAN, just adding a second URL in the 590 line. This is what we did:
Code:
foreach ($recordset as $tuplaContacto) {
$sURL = "https://$sDominioWeb:XXXXX/conference.php?conference_id=$idConf&id_user=".$tuplaContacto['id_invitado'];Ok, this is the code we added in the line 592:
Code:
$sURL2 = "https://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/conference.php?conference_id=$idConf&id_user=".$tuplaContacto['id_invitado'];Now, at the line 617 you'll find the following message (part of the e-mail invitation):
Code:
To enter this conference, please follow the following link: [url=$sURL]Enter Conference[/url]Right there, we modified that line, and wrote this instead:
Code:
If you are trying to join the web conference from outside the LAN (or whatever), please clic the following link: [url=$sURL]Enter Conference[/url];
If you are inside the corporate LAN, please clic the following link: [url=$sURL2]Enter Conference[/url]And Voilà!! It worked!! In this way, you are:
1. Ensuring your outside users can reach the web conference;
2. Ensuring the access to your Elastix server (it is as easy as delete all the route /conference.php?conference... etc. for being in front of your main Elastix access!!), since yo can redirect the ports into your Firewall;
3. Ensuring your inside clients can reach the web conference with out tears.
Hope this can solve your issue.
Regards!!
