Then press Ctrl + O to save, then Ctrl + X to exit the hosts editor.
Important: Make sure the domain name you are using resolves to the servers IP address before moving to the next step, otherwise you will experience issues with connectivity and performance using Jitsi as the installation relies on resolving the domain name to setup the certificates. It can take some DNS providers upto 48 hours to propagate DNS changes.
Note: The LetsEncrypt script will do a reverse lookup and expect to resolve the name of this host from the IP. The process also expects this to be an A record. I have not tried to see what happens if you use an Alias or C record.
Before proceeding, make sure that when you do a, nslookup—or whatever your preferred DNS lookup tool might be—that the DNS record you created now resolves to the instance IP address. Do not proceed until this is the case.
Next, there are a couple of configuration steps to get Jitsi up and running. From the command line type the following:
Thank you – so far a great solution to Zoom