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raiden Bronze 8 posts since
Nov 20, 2008
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Nov 20, 2008 12:28 PM

Can't connect to server

Hello,

 

todayihave installed my openfire server. But now ihave the problemthat i cannot connect to my server. I hve checke all necessary server settings and cannot find a mistake. The gateway Testconnections to icq,aim, etc are ok. In another Thread i have seen a picture with server settings and there is something differerent.

 

Can anyone help me with my problems? I do not know what can do to connect to my server.

 

Thank you,

raiden

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  • sixthring KeyContributor 3,789 posts since
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    Nov 20, 2008 12:43 PM (in response to raiden)
    Re: Can't connect to server

    so you are saying that wooosa.de is your chat server's name?  This is normally a name for a web server.  what is the address you use to acces the Openfire admin website?

      • sixthring KeyContributor 3,789 posts since
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        Nov 20, 2008 12:59 PM (in response to raiden)
        Re: Can't connect to server

        What ever your name for that server is in your DNS server is what it should be named in Openfire.  If there is no valid DNS entry you will not be able to connect with a client.

          • sixthring KeyContributor 3,789 posts since
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            Nov 20, 2008 3:27 PM (in response to raiden)
            Re: Can't connect to server

            What it boils down to is you have not given your server a real name (i.e. chatserver.domain.com).  Because it is named only as domain.com, which is usually used for web servers you need to be sure you have srv records set correctly in your DNS to allow traffic to arrive at the proper destination.  without these entries in your dns the traffic will not resolve correctly.  There are other threads in the community dealing with srv records.  i do not have much first hand knowledge here as I use a FQDN for all servers.

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