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A (specially configured) [[jabber]] server is used to allow multiple XOs/Sugar instances to connect and collaborate remotely. Imagine that a school in Peru and a school in Canada wanted to collaborate via their XOs. The mesh network doesn't stretch that far, but the two schools could use a Jabber server to communicate. |
A (specially configured) [[jabber]] server is used to allow multiple XOs/Sugar instances to connect and collaborate remotely. Imagine that a school in Peru and a school in Canada wanted to collaborate via their XOs. The mesh network doesn't stretch that far, but the two schools could use a Jabber server to communicate. |
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The non-sugarlabs.org servers might serve specific geographic regions or other special interest. |
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Currently, jabber servers can handle up to about 150 users due to scalability issues. So it makes more sense for there to be several community run servers, for specific or general purposes. The existing community servers are organized - by geographic region, by special interest, kids or parents or whatever their users like. |
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To set up your own community or private server, see: [[Run your own jabber server]]. |
To set up your own community or private server, see: [[Run your own jabber server]]. |
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Revision as of 23:59, 21 October 2014
What is a Jabber Server
A (specially configured) jabber server is used to allow multiple XOs/Sugar instances to connect and collaborate remotely. Imagine that a school in Peru and a school in Canada wanted to collaborate via their XOs. The mesh network doesn't stretch that far, but the two schools could use a Jabber server to communicate.
The non-sugarlabs.org servers might serve specific geographic regions or other special interest.
To set up your own community or private server, see: Run your own jabber server.
Community Server Directory
If you want to publicize your server, please list it below. In "community", specify who should use this server - be as specific as possible. Please add a sysadmin contact email address so we can bug you when it's down...
| server name | community | comments | sysadmin contact | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| jabber.laptop.org | all | Jabber server for OLPC | olpc-sysadmin@lists.laptop.org | |
| jabber.sugarlabs.org | developers, testers, latest Sugar version users | default collaboration server for Sugar on a Stick, but also a development installation undergoing changes | jabber AT sugarlabs DOT org systems@lists.sugarlabs.org http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Service/jabber | |
| orcalab.net | Open to all | Various transports, located in Germany | xmpp@blackonion.org | |
| potter-pod.no-ip.biz | Richmond, VA. (any) | |||
| xmppcomm.com | Open to All | Ukrainian server. Supports jabber domain hosting | JID: jadm@xmppcomm.com, E-mail: jadm@xmppcomm.com | |
| im.it-native.de | Open to All | German Server. MUC and Webinterface aviable. | JID: Arsimael@im.it-native.de | |
| is-a-furry.org | Open to All | MUC and Multilingual Webinterface available. | JID: Arsimael@is-a-furry.org |
Connecting to a community jabber server
In Sugar, click on the centre icon, then My Settings, Network, and change the Server.