How to Install PlugNMeet on Fedora Server Latest

In this tutorial, we will guide you step-by-step on how to install PlugNMeet on Fedora Server Latest using the terminal.

Step 1 - Install Required Tools

Before proceeding with the installation process, we need to make sure that all the required tools are installed on our system. Open the terminal and execute the following commands to install the required tools:

sudo dnf update
sudo dnf install curl wget unzip tar nano

Step 2 - Download PlugNMeet

Next, we need to download the latest version of PlugNMeet which is available on their official website https://www.plugnmeet.org/. Execute the following command to download the latest version of PlugNMeet:

sudo wget https://www.plugnmeet.org/download/latest/linux/plugnmeet.tar.gz

Step 3 - Extract the tar.gz file

After the download is complete, we need to extract the downloaded tar.gz file using the following command:

sudo tar -zxvf plugnmeet.tar.gz

Step 4 - Install PlugNMeet

Now that we have extracted the tar.gz file, we can install PlugNMeet on our system using the following command:

sudo ./install.sh

Follow the prompts to complete the installation process.

Step 5 - Start and Enable the PlugNMeet Service

After successful installation of PlugNMeet, we need to start and enable the PlugNMeet service to ensure it starts automatically after the system reboot.

Execute the following command to start the service:

sudo systemctl start plugnmeet

Execute the following command to enable the service:

sudo systemctl enable plugnmeet

Step 6 - Access PlugNMeet Web Interface

Finally, we can access the PlugNMeet web interface by navigating to the following URL in the web browser:

http://SERVER_IP:8080/

Note: Replace SERVER_IP with your Fedora Server Latest IP Address.

Conclusion

We have successfully installed PlugNMeet on Fedora Server Latest. You can now start using PlugNMeet to host online meetings and webinars.

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