> On Wednesday 04 Jun 2003 12:39 pm, Guy Van Sanden wrote: > > > On Wednesday 04 Jun 2003 11:07 am, Guy Van Sanden wrote: > > I don't have a webcam, I intend to use audio only. > > If you can use your camera in other programs it should work (if you > > point gnomemeeting to the correct device, and have sufficient > > permissions on it). You can check your syslog or harddrake to see > > if it is recognized. > > > > As a camera it is recognised without problems. As a video camera, > though, I don't think it is. It's listed under Unknown as a USB PC > Camera, with module unknown. >
It probably wont't work then... > > > > > Are you behind a proxy/firewall, and if so, does it support > > > > H323? > > > > > > Yes, and I think not. For the moment I am content to go dmz for > > > the duration of a call. If the need becomes regular or prolonged > > > then I will have to look at replacing the router/firewall. > > > > I don't know if it'll work in your DMZ... (depends on how its > > configured) AFAIK you need to use portforwarding on the firewall if > > you don't have the proper NAT module. (check the documentation for > > the correct portnumbers) Gnomemeeting needs to be using your > > firewalls external IP to work. (I think there's a setting for that > > too) > > > Yes, I saw that. I've used dmz with NetMeeting, so I would think it > would work. > Did the settings tab show the public IP of the firewall? can you netcat/telnet to publicip:H323 port? > > > > > I read in the documentation that some ils servers have trouble > > > > with non-ms clients, so make sure you choose one that supports > > > > gnomemeeting. > > > > > > ??? How and where can you select servers? > > > > In the main interface, click ILS server, this shows the default > > server. Right click to change or add. There's also a tab in > > settings/preferences about this, it sets the default server you log > > on to. If you didn't change this, it should work. > > > I can see it in the preference sheet, but that's all. Is that the one > you mean? How do I find another server to enter? > The one in the preference tab is the one you register with when you start gnomemeeting. In the main window, you should see an ILS button (top left) I think that right-clicking the window-background pops up an 'add server' dialog. You can look up users there that are registered with another server than you are. Some providers offer their own server. I got a server in Belgium from a friend of mine. It is the easiest that you log in to the server most of your contacts are on (so you can see each others presence), although its not required. > > Anne > >
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