

#Jitsi start a meeting how to
This section will cover how to create Jitsi meetings and manage them. Anything that can’t be restricted (at least with ease) within Jitsi can likely be hardened in the web server. With this option you have the power to control who can access and create rooms on your server. If you have Cloud Server Hosting, it may be beneficial to learn how to install Jitsi Meet on Ubuntu. These apps present the same security issues as the web app. Smartphone users can download the Jitsi Meet app for Android or Apple devices. If the app for your OS hasn’t been updated recently, we recommend using the web app instead. It’s important to note that some of the packages haven’t been updated in months. There are desktop apps available for Windows, macOS, and select Linux operating systems (OSs). There’s also Jitsi as a Service, a premium version from the 8×8 developers behind Jitsi. We’ll cover options for securing teleconferences later. Therefore, room names need to be very unique to mitigate the possibility of unauthorized users dropping in. It’s important to remember that anyone can access any room by default.

The quickest and most common method, which we’ll cover in this guide, is to use. There are three ways to freely use the Jitsi Meet application: Web Application
