Go through the prompts to create your account and register with Rocket.Chat if you choose. Once you have your ssh tunnel in place, navigate to in your local web browser. If you are running Windows, the most popular way to run SSH is using the free PuTTY tool which can be downloaded here.
If your local machine is a Mac or Linux-based, create the tunnel by running this command from your local machine’s terminal, replacing with your cloud server’s IP address: ssh -L 8888:localhost:3000 Run Rocket.Chat in distraction-free window, manage multiple Rocket.Chat accounts easily and much much more with the unofficial Rocket.Chat desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux on WebCatalog. We can get around this with an SSH tunnel. Rocket.Chat requires you to access your server from the local network for initial setup. To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account.
Next, we’ll configure Rocket.Chat in the web interface.
#Rocket chat for mac install
sudo snap install rocketchat-server Configure Rocket.Chat PrerequisitesĪccess to the root or admin user Install Rocket.Chat snap In this guide, we’ll be installing Rocket.Chat on a Ubuntu 18.04 Cloud Server using the Snap package. Android, iOS, Windows and Mac are supported, as well as the web interface via the server’s IP address. For those on other platforms, there are apps available. Rocket.Chat is a free and open source self hosted chat server that allows you to easily keep in contact with friends, family, colleagues, or customers. Like Rocket Chat’s server application, the chat desktop client has a Linux client distributed via snap.
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