set up the jabber chat application on dev environment

[sandip.kachhiya1]

I have created the sandbox Test lab and received the credentials emails,here are

Connect to https://64.103.37.21/rave03 using a browser. Accept any Certificate Warnings

     Login using Username=sandip.kac Password=xxxxxxxx

I have also jabberUIDemo.html,

where I required to update

var demo_config = {

        domain: "psdtemea.cisco.com", //the domain specified for your CUP server

        httpBindingURL: "https://64.103.37.21:7335/httpbinding", //the BOSH url for your server

        unsecureAllowed: true //unsecureAllowed should be true if plaintext authentication is allowed over unencrypted or unsecured HTTP channels

    }

above three parameters

so my questions are below,these all are for the test lab on Sanbox,I don't have any domain right now.

what is domain? where to get domain name?

what is httpbindingURL?where to get it?

How to connect VPN to Sandbox test lab? please share the steps.

I create a virtual directory for this jabberUIDemo.html page.

Please do the needful.

thank you.

[npetrele]

Are you using the shared sandbox?  If so...

The instructions for connecting to the VPN are in the email.  Navigate to the URL you were provided.

You don't need your own domain.  The one you use with the shared sandbox is psdtemea.cisco.com.

Here are two possible configurations, one for a secure connection, and the other for non-secure.

Non-secure:

var demo_config = {

        domain: "psdtemea.cisco.com", //the domain specified for your CUP server

        httpBindingURL: "http://cup.psdtemea.cisco.com:7335/httpbinding", //the BOSH url for your server

        unsecureAllowed: true

}

Secure:

var demo_config = {

        domain: "psdtemea.cisco.com", //the domain specified for your CUP server

        httpBindingURL: "https://cup.psdtemea.cisco.com:7335/httpbinding", //the BOSH url for your server

        unsecureAllowed: false

}

Which one you need depends on how the cup server is currently configured.  I believe it is configured for secure connections, but since it is a shared server, people can switch it from secure to non-secure and back again, at will.  So it's best to try both and see which one currently works.  I also recommend using Firefox, since it is better at asking you to permit the certificate.