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Right. The problem was is that the majority of my users were non-technical. So I was left with the choice of: 1) picking voip software that supports username
by alyandon 8y ago
Right. The problem was is that the majority of my users were non-technical. So I was left with the choice of:
1) picking voip software that supports username/password authentication that they would be familiar with since virtually every other service on the internet works in a similar fashion
vs
2) picking Mumble and trying to explain to them how to import/export their identity certificates for all their owned devices and also explaining that they need to keep the cert handy on a flash drive or store it in the cloud so that they can import it on machines that they might not own
- dcbadacd 8y agoYeah, there should be option in the server to permit multiple clients with the same username.
- vxNsr 8y ago> import/export their identity certificates Experienced this for the first time last year when I started my current job at a company that is still using lotus notes. I get that it's possibly more secure than username/password but dang is it annoying.