As I wrote above, it works with the NC App Jitsi Integration without any problems. And securing the NC instance is possible with 2-FA or an ID card. You can then use Traefik to set direct access to Jitsi via the fqdn so that this is only permitted from the local LAN. Jitsi can then still be accessed via NC. This also indirectly provides user authentication. Just the one from NS8 / the NC instance.
No, unfortunately not.
I think the best way would be to make a NS8 user domain work.
I’m going to retest…
If nothing works we could use something like keycloak but it’s another layer to configure which shouldn’t be necessary.
If necessary, you can put an Nginx reverse proxy in front of it. I tried this last night. You can create users and assign the corresponding rights. But it is also cumbersome again.
No, I have entered all networks in the permission list. This also worked before the update. But I can’t find any settings for the user authentication either.
Can somebody confirm that you can have a conference with multiple people in the same room? When I try to join a room I started on my PC from my cell, I only see myself and a notice that is so fast that I can n0t read it.