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The Marratech Manager hosts e-meetings over intranet
/ Internet networks. These meetings can be joined via the
free Marratech client software.
This client can be started from your
browser and is available as a traditional download.
The Manager offers user access and e-meeting room configuration,
making secure and private e-meetings possible over many network
configurations, including IP unicast and multicast as well
as NAT (Network Address Translation) environments.
Before
you start
Before installing the Marratech Manager,
be sure that:
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Your server meets the minimum requirements.
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Your server is placed in a central network
location and has access to a minimum
of a T1 line. (if not, please consult on how to place
server nodes on your network).
- You have administrative rights to install.
Other considerations
If your Manager is placed behind a NAT, you will
need to know the public IP address used by the NAT
and configure the NAT with the proper port forwarding
rules. A static IP address is required.
Be careful when using a template design for Seats for creating
Auditoriums. You may get a Room Full error message.
If your Manager is to be accessed by clients located behind
closed firewalls, please consult the firewall appendix located
in this manual.
If the machine running the Manager has a software firewall,
you need to instruct it to allow the Manager to use the
network. For example, Windows XP users will need to configure
the built-in firewall in Control Panel --> Windows Firewall
--> Exceptions --> Add Program.
About this manual
Commands, buttons and menu alternatives are always given in
bold + italic, applications and menu names are
given in italic. Useful hints and tips are highlighted
with this icon: 
This manual has been written using Marratech Manager
for Windows. The same main functionality can also be
found in the Linux (Redhat) and Mac (OS X) versions.
The table of contents on the right acts as a guide through
the pages. We recommend reading the Startup Guide.
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Windows specific hints are highlighted by
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Linux specific hints are highlighted
by Tux. |
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Mac OS X specific hints are
highlighted by the Mac OS X logo.
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Other information
Marratech hosts a user forum where many questions are answered
and discussed, please
join our community!
Copyright information for the Marratech Manager can be found
here.
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