For OXO Connect and OXO Connect Evolution it is also possible to install the WebRTC gateway on a standalone PC instead of a Virtual Machine or an OCE FE.
1. Software Download:
Since version 1.66 the SW package on ALE MyPortal contains the OVF files for a VMWARE installation and an ISO file for the installation on a standalone PC.
The WebRTC Gateway Software is subject to export control laws and you need to fill-in a form to request the access to the software (detailed instructions are on the ALE MyPortal). Today the software is available under OXO Connect R3.0 and OXO Connect Evolution R3.0 and above.
2. Installation:
To install and to setup the ISO file of Rainbow WebRTC Gateway on a PC, you must:
- Download the ISO file from the ALE Business Portal site
- Create a Bootable USB drive
- Buy a tested standalone PC x86 (see the white list section)
- Install the ISO file on the mini PC Storage device
- Reboot the standalone PC and setup the configuration parameters
2.1. Requirements
2.1.1 Hardware Requirements:
You need a fresh USB drive with at least 2 GBytes.
The process to make it bootable will erase all the content of this device, so take care to save its content if needed.
You need then a x86 PC, we advise to use a low-cost standalone PC with:
- At least 2 GBytes memory
- On storage device (e.g. 30 Gb)
- One USB connector
- One Ethernet connector
- A keyboard and display connector for manual configuration
2.1.2 Most used Standalone PC in the field
All listed PC have following common minimum configuration:
RAM size: >= 2 GB
DISK capacity: >= 4 GB
DISK type: SSD, integrated MMCBlk or NVMe
| Brand |
Model |
CPU |
Max. simultaneous communications |
| Asus | PB40 | Intel® Celeron® N4000 @1,1GHz | 130 |
| Asus | PN40 | Intel® Celeron® N4000 @1,1GHz | 160 |
| Besstar Tech | GB1B | Intel® Celeron® N4020 @1,1GHz | 180 |
| Gigabyte | Brix GB-BRi7-10710 | Intel® Core™ i7-10710U @1,1GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC8CCHB | Intel® Celeron® N3350 @1,1GHz | 120 |
| Intel | NUC5CPYB | Intel® Pentium® N3700 @1,6GHz | 140 |
| Intel | NUC7JYB | Intel® Celeron® J4005 @2,0GHz | 180 |
| Intel | NUC5i3RYB | Intel® Core™ i3-5010U @2,1GHz | 250 |
| Intel | NUC6CAYB | Intel® Celeron® J3455 @1,5GHz | 260 |
| Intel | NUC7i3DNB | Intel® Core™ i3-7100U @2,4GHz | 320 |
| Intel | NUC7i3BNB | Intel® Core™ i3-7100U @2,4GHz | 320 |
| Intel | NUC10i3FNB | Intel® Core™ i3-10110U @2,1 GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC11TNBi3 | Intel® Core™ i3-1115G4 @3GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC8BEB | Intel® Core™ i3-8109U @3,0 GHz | 400 |
| Lenovo | Mahobay | Intel® Core™ i5-3350P @3,1GHz | 400 |
| MSI | Cubi N 8GL | Intel® Celeron® N4000 @1,1GHz | 160 |
| Shuttle | XPC nano NC03U | Intel® Celeron® 3865U @1,8GHz | 120 |
| Shuttle | XPC nano NC10U | Intel® Celeron® 4205U @1,8GHz | 180 |
| Noname | Jetways NU691 | Intel® Celeron® J3455 @1,5GHz | 260 |
| Noname | Jetways NF832 | Intel® Celeron® J3455 @1,5GHz | 260 |
| Noname | Jetways NP891 | Intel® Celeron® J4125 @2,0GHz | 350 |
In the field, some more recent Intel NUCs are also used but in smaller quantities (less than 5 times) or for an average of 10 to 15 users only.
| Brand |
Model |
CPU |
Max. simultaneous communications |
| Intel | NUC5PPYB | Intel® Pentium® N3700 @1,6GHz | 110 |
| Intel | D34010WYK | Intel® Core™ i3-4010U @1,7GHz | 160 |
| Intel | NUC5i5MYBE | Intel® Core™ i5-5300U @2,3GHz | 290 |
| Intel | NUC5i7RYB | Intel® Core™ i7-5557U @3,1GHz | 330 |
| Intel | NUC8i3PNB | Intel® Core™ i3-8145U @ 2,1GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC7i5BNB | Intel® Core™ i5-7260U @2,5GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC7i7BNB | Intel® Core™ i7-7567U @3,5GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC7i7DNB | Intel® Core™ i7-8650U @1,9GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC10i7FNB | Intel® Core™ i7-10710U @1,1GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC11PABi7 | Intel® Core™ i7-1165G7 @2,8GHz | 400 |
| Intel | NUC11ATBC4 | Intel® Celeron® N5105 @2,0GHz |
400 |
2.1.3 Software requirements
You need a software to create a bootable USB drive. If you have not such a software, you can use RUFUS available here: https://rufus.akeo.ie
2.2 Creation of the USB device with the ISO file
2.2.1 USB creation
Start Rufus.exe program on your PC.
Insert an USB drive in an USB connector of your PC.
Check that this USB device appears in the device list of RUFUS.
Take care to select the right device, because its contain will be erased.
Then choose under Boot selection “Disk or ISO image”
click on the “SELECT” button and browse to the ISO file of the WebRTC.
Optionally, set the Volume Name, to easily recognize your USB.
Click the button START to start the ISO copy
If a warning requires additional downloads, click “YES”
Select the “Write in DD image mode”
Accept to erase all existing content on the USB drive.
Wait for the writing completion.
When finished, close Rufus application and eject properly the USB device.
2.2.1 WebRTC gateway installation
- Install your PC.
- Plug a keyboard and a screen.
- Insert the USB device in an USB connector of the PC
- Power-on the PC.
Choose to enter in the BOOT MENU, this is done most of the time by pressing F10.
Select the line with USB as boot drive, press ENTER.
A screen with the title Rainbow WebRTC Gateway Installer and with the Rainbow Icon must appear.
Make sure the line “Boot USB key” is selected and press ENTER
A new screen must appear with title “Rainbow WebRTC Gateway”.
Enter the Login password setup setup to start installation.
Reboot using CTRL-ALT-DEL and remove the USB key at reboot.
After restarting, you can follow the instructions in the installation guide from the chapter 1.2.2
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