How to run your own VOIP server. Open source voice server for friends, gaming, and more!

In this video we will go over step by step instruction for installing and running your own VOIP server. Incredibly stable voice server that can be used for chatting, gaming, friends, family, and more. Ultra low latency for clear communication, highly customizable, and able to support hundreds of concurrent users. Client software available on windows/mac/linux/ios/android. Users should be able to connect to your VOIP server from just about any device. Server Installation: sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt-get install mumble-server sudo dpkg-reconfigure mumble-server Inside reconfigure Yes to running on boot Yes to higher priority set [SuperUser password] Edit Mumble configuration file sudo nano /etc/mumble-server.ini Inside configuration file lines to consider editing welcometext port serverpassword users messageburst messagelimit public server registration if you really want it to be public sslCert sslKey autobanAttempts autobanTimeframe autobanTime To connect to your server from mumble client Server -- click connect click add new address = [ip of server] or [domain or subdomain setup through DNS] port = [64738] username = [pick a username] label = give it a label so you know what server you are connecting to To connect as super user username = SuperUser password = [super user password] To allow users to connect from a domain rather than your home IP address setup a DNS entry pointing to your home [IP address] Home router port forwarding find port forwarding and setup a rule as follows from anywhere on port [64738] to [serverIP] on port [64738] accept You and friends who you give access to should now be able to connect using the DNS entry you created and connect to your mumble server! You can also install the server on windows as a windows service! For more installation instructions on different operating systems see the mumble documentation here: https://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Installing_Mumble