Примеры использования XMPP module на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The XMPP module supports all available SASL authentication methods.
Use the WebAdmin Interface to open the Receiving page in of the XMPP Module Settings.
The XMPP module tries to open a new TCP/IP connection for each queue.
It allows"trusted components" to connect to the CommuniGate Pro XMPP module.
The XMPP module implements the XEP-0077 extension(registration and password changes).
If, for example, a"trsuted component" has connected to the XMPP Module to serve the icq. company.
The XMPP module implements the client-server XMPP protocol.
The Monitors realm of the WebAdmin Interface allows Server Administrators to monitor the XMPP module activity.
The CommuniGate Pro XMPP Module implements the XMPP protocol functionality.
If this option is not selected,or if the sender's Domain does not have any Assigned IP Address, the XMPP Module uses the default source network address.
By default, the XMPP Module TCP Listener uses the plain-text ports 5222 and 5269 and the secure(TLS) port 5223.
The XEP-0045 extension(Multi-User Chat)is implemented outside the XMPP module itself, using the CG/PL chatroom Named Task.
The XMPP Module maintains a separate queue for each target and source domain, i.e.
When a client-server connection is established, the XMPP module authenticates a user, and creates a session for the user Account.
The XMPP Module and XIMSS Module send and receive Signal Requests and Responses, and transfer them between the client application and the CommuniGate Pro Server.
When"trusted components" connect to the XMPP module, they must present this password in order to establish a connection.
This setting controls if the user can modify the CommuniGate Password via the PWD module, the WebUser Interface, XMPP module, or the XIMSS Interface.
Dom domain is accepted with the XMPP module, and it delivers the Signal request to this"trusted component"(which is likely to be a gateway to the ICQ network).
If this option is enabled,the Sign-up link appears on the WebUser Interface Domain Login page, and the XIMSS and XMPP modules report their self-registration capabilities.
When the CommuniGate Pro XMPP module connects to a relay of one of the listed domains, it checks if that relay supports the starttls protocol command.
Use this setting to specify how long the XMPP module should keep an outgoing connection open if it has no data to be sent to a remote server.
The XMPP module supports the starttls command; it allows client applications and remote servers to establish a connection in the clear text mode and then turn it into a secure connection.
When you specify a non-zero value for the Channels setting, the XMPP module creates a TCP listener, and the module starts to accept XMPP connections from client applications and remote servers.
The XMPP Module accepts all Signal addresses routed to any domain specified by any"trusted component" and it relays these Signals to the"trusted component" via the extablished XMPP connection.
You can configure your CommuniGate Pro Server XMPP module to use secure(encrypted) connections when relaying IM and presence data to certain remote sites.
By default, the XMPP module Listener accepts clear text connections on the TCP port 5222("client port") and 5269("server port") and secure TLS connections on the TCP port 5223("secure client port").
When a server-server connection is established, the XMPP module receives XMPP requests, converts them into internal Real-Time Signals, and submits them to the Real-Time component for processing and further delivery.
If this option is selected, the XMPP Module will use the first Assigned IP Address of the sender's Domain, if the Domain Assigned IP Addresses can be used for outgoing connections.
Dom: 26 When the domain namecontains a colon symbol, the SIP, XMPP, and SMTP modules.
The module implements the basic XMPP protocol and its extensions(XEPs).