Self Hosted Jitsi with User Accounts

In this video, we learn how to install a Jitsi Meet server with user authentication for meeting creation. Jitsi Meet is a Self-Hosted audio/video conferencing system that is private and secure. Jitsi is similar in function to Zoom, WebEx, GoTo Meeting, or Google Workspace. Connection to a Jitsi Meet server requires only a web browser without the installation of any special software.
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[@jonathandoe7490]

Im here for it

[@mksybr]

really appreciate instructions link the description

[@scottibyte]

Glad it is helpful. Join the chat at chat.scottibyte.com/ if you have questions or just want to comment.

[@Suhaibking91]

I have done as it is but its not asking me waiting for host it only asks me authentication

[@scottibyte]

There is no prompt for "host". If you added the optional authorization, then you would be asked for username and password. If you have provided that and it still says waiting for host, then you likely made a VERY SMALL typo. Ask questions at chat.scottibyte.com/.

[@daynight7806]

Hi, nice video! I'm looking for some help using Jitsi to create a channel where virtual users can communicate with humans on the other end.

[@scottibyte]

I would think that Rocketchat would be a better choice. Sounds like you are looking for a realtime bot. Check out my Rocketchat at chat.scottibyte.com/.

[@duylinh7905]

Hey sir, how do i get my own sub-domain?

[@scottibyte]

You can go to Google or Cloudflare or others and register a domain for as little as $12US. Come join the chat at chat.scottibyte.com/ to ask more questions.

[@jonathandoe7490]

You've really gotta be handi with linux

[@scottibyte]

I've worked in Linux since 2007. It's not a hard skill to acquire.