RedHat 6.5 install and deploy Openfire

RedHat 6.5 install and deploy Openfire

Prepare the running environment

Openfire is currently the most popular message-oriented middleware in domestic instant messaging applications. Since Openfire is used in recent projects, I have to study it and start with the most basic installation:

Environment preparation
1. System Environment Linux: RedHat 6.5
2. jdk version: 1.7

1. jdk Installation
Download the tar.gz file 64-bit for jdk 1.7 linux
Use tar czvf jdk.tar.gz-C/usr/java

Configure Environment Variables
Use the VI editor to edit the/etc/profile file

Add the following code to the file:
Export JAVA_HOME =/usr/java/jdk_1.7.10
Export CLASSPATH =/usr/java/jdk_1.7.10/lib
Export PATH = $ JAVA_HOME/bin: $ PATH

2. Install openfire
Put the rpm file of openfire in the/usr/directory.
Run the rpm-ivh openfire. rpm command to install

After successful installation

Start with/etc/init. d/openfire start

Ps:
Close command/etc/init. d/openfire stop
Restart command/etc/init. d/openfire restart

OK! The openfire environment is ready.

Openfire installation Configuration

Openfire selected version: The openfire-3.10.2-1.i386.rpm chose this version because it provides the plug-ins required by the broadcast and Hazelcast Clustering Plugin clusters, of course, openfire has other ways to implement cluster configuration, we chose the method officially recommended by openfire to implement the cluster, which is very simple.

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1. Select a language

Simplified Chinese

2. Server Settings

For cluster configuration, make sure that the domain names are consistent.

3. Database settings

Note: You must select a standard database connection. For cluster configuration, the data source must be the same for all nodes.

4. Shape settings

Note: We chose the ldap configuration.

For ldap configuration, select Active Directory.

The ing relationship must be consistent with the configuration in ldap. If the cluster environment is configured, after the first machine is configured, you can set the user map of ldap on other nodes by default (the default setting is obtained through the data source)

5. Administrator settings

All right, it's just a success to complete the community setting!

Now you can go to the Management page. On the Management page, install our plug-ins: jlpush (Message push plug-in) and archive (message record plug-in) and the broadcast and hazelcast plug-ins used for cluster deployment (these two plug-ins can be installed in available plug-ins)

The installation process is very simple. Click the [plug-in] button in the navigation bar, select the plug-in to be installed, and upload it. After the installation is successful, the installed plug-in will be displayed in the list.

Figure:

List of available plug-ins. The default value is null. You can click upgrade now. All available plug-ins not installed on the official website are displayed.

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