mod/mediasite/site/edit

Server connections are identified by a URL and a Mediasite user's credentials—username and password. The Activity Module allows connections to different Mediasites. You can update the connection settings as needed.

To update the Mediasite connection settings:

Title: Enter a name for the connection that will allow you and other users to easily identify it. For example, if you are logging into Mediasite1 with credentials of John Smith, you could enter Mediasite1_JohnSmith.

Mediasite Root URL: Enter the Mediasite’s Root URL, which should include the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) or IP address and name of the Mediasite, for example: http://yourserver.yourcompany.net/Mediasite_Name or https://yourserver.yourcompany.net/Mediasite_Name (if using SSL)

Username/Password: Enter the credentials of a user with administrative privileges on the Mediasite.

Note: The MediasiteAdmin user has the appropriate permissions by default. If you enter a user other than MediasiteAdmin, make sure that user has the following Mediasite permissions: execute permission for the API Access, Impersonation, Manage Auth Tickets, and read permissions for the presentations you want to add to Moodle courses.

Unmask: Select this check box to make your password visible temporarily.

Enable pass-through authentication: Select this check box to enable pass-through authorization. When this feature is enabled, Mediasite verifies the username used to access Moodle also exists in Mediasite. If the username does exist, then the user is allowed to access Mediasite content.

Certificate file: If SSL is enabled on the Mediasite, as part of PHP requirements, you must upload a file containing the SSL certificate exported from the server and converted to the appropriate format. You can either click Choose a file to navigate to the certification file or you can drag and drop the file to add it.

Note: The certificate file must be base 64 encoded and contain certificates for each of the chains of authority that issued the certificate. For example, if a certificate is third in the line of CA dependencies, it must have the three certificates for the CAs higher up in the chain. Also, when you edit a site connection, you must upload the certificate again. For more information, see the Mediasite Activity Module for Moodle Guide available on the Mediasite Customer Assurance Portal at www.sonicfoundry.com/support.

Click Save changes.