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Openfire is a powerful instant messaging (IM) and chat server that uses XMPP/Jabber protocol. Openfire is a very popular Messaging (Chat) and Presence Server,It is the base for a range of products that use XMPP and as it says, it is Extensible, which means that its capabilities can be increased, especially with Plugins like Asterisk IM plugin and many more. For Ubuntu 18.04 / Ubuntu 16.04, check: How to Install Openfire XMPP chat server on Ubuntu 18.04 / Ubuntu16.04 Openfire can be defined also as real-time collaboration (RTC) server that requires a client to use it, but heaps of clients that support the XMPP protocol are available. The most popular one delivered by same developers that designed openfire is the Spark. XMPP( Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) is a widely adopted open protocol for instant messaging. It is a real-time communication protocol (which includes chat) based on XML.
Installation of Openfire is pretty simple and we’ll cover it in this document. Since we’re using CentOS server, you’ll need installed and updated/upgraded CentOS server. If you have a fresh installation of CentOS, then this Top Things to do after fresh installation of CentOS 7 minimal can be helpful. You can get a latest stable CentOS distribution from here: http://centos.org/download/ if you haven’t done it already. Step one: Update your system and upgrade itStep Two: Download and Install all required PackagesYou’ll need to install the following software packages
1. Install missing Libraries needed. 2. Download and install JDK ( Optional). Add the following lines to the end of /etc/profile file. Then add the following to the end of the file. Source the file /etc/profile. Your Java Environment should be successfully installed. 3. Install java connector for mysql 4. Download and install Openfire Let’s now install it: Configure PAM for Openfire Change the User running Openfire Daemon from daemon to root Start Openfire and make it start at boot Confirm that it’s running Install and configure MariaDB databaseConfirm that the database is running Configure Database ![]() When asked for database password just press enter if you haven’t set it. Then set a root password and save changes. If you have firewalld firewall running, you’ll have to accept allow packets on TCP ports 9090 and 9091 The reload Firewalld daemon To access GUI, you’ll use Server’s ip address and the port 9090. First, install net-tools package to use ifconfig to check ip address of openfire server. You can also use ip addr show command to get your ip address. To access Openfire web administration interface use; Select your default language then click Continue. On Server setup, set your domain and click Continue button. We’ll use the following Configuration Parameters. Click Continue and use Default option on Profile Settings; you can select LDAP if you have LDAP server and users using the system in your network.
On Login page enter admin as username and use the password you set in previous step.
Now you should see Your server manager window.
That’s all. Next article will be about adding users and implementing simple communication network.
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If you are using iptables you may need to open ports used by openfire and Openfire client connection ports. These ports are 5222, 7777, 9090, 9091, both udp and tcp. Replace eth1 with your network interface card.
Now reload iptables to effect the changes made. If you’re using firewalld instead, then below is a complete list of commands to run. Reload firewalld: To get a list of ports we added to the public zone, run: Remember to activate ip forwarding if you have several ipv4 network interfaces: That’s all. You should now have a fully working Openfire XMPP server. The next things you can do include reading: Configuring Mapping between Openfire XMPP users and Asterisk SIP usersHow to Integrate Openfire XMPP Chat Server with Asterisk PBX server
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