How to Setup Mumble
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How to Setup Mumble
This guide or how to will show you the steps to get on and registered yourself on TWiTCraft's Mumble Server and to back up and restore your Mumble certificate.
In this guide we will be using the username of "MumbleUser101"
Mumble on the Desktop
Getting Mumble Downloaded
1. Download
2. Follow the installation guide for Windows. For OS X drag Mumble to the Applications Folder.
Getting Connected and Set Up
1. You should see this screen when you first open mumble

2. Hit 'Add New' then enter the server information below to get connected.Then click 'OK'.
*Please note for the username "MumbleUser101" replace it with the username you would like to use.

3.Before we hit connect head to the menu bar and click 'Configure'
4. Then hit 'Audio Wizard' (Just a side note this should pop up on first of mumble if it did not pop up for you keep reading)
5. You should see a screen like this

6. Follow the guide like so



Just as a common courtesy please use 'Push to talk'




Push to talk for OS X Users 10.9 and up:
Due to changes in OS X you will need to add Mumble to the approved apps in the 'Security & Privacy' settings in System Preferences.
To add it just unlock the settings in Security & Privacy if needed then head to the Privacy tab.
Then scroll down to 'Accessibility'
Just drag and drop Mumble from the Applications folder into the list area of the pane.

7. After you have done this head back to the window that looks like this:

8. Now hit connect
9. You now should be on a screen that looks like this:

10. All you have to do to enter a room is drag your username over the room you want and you should enter.
Authenticate Yourself on Mumble
Once you have the username you want on mumble it's a good idea to register yourself so no one else can take it.
1. Right click on your username you should see a menu box like this:

2. Head down to the 'Register' Option and click it.
Your name will have an icon like this next to it now:

Backing up your registered/authenticated user name
We have all had our fair share of computer failures or we get that new shinny computer. But when you try to login into TWiTCraft Mumble it asks you for a password now. Well this happened because it's looking for a certificate which is not on your new computer or re done computer. Well in order for you to use your username you would have to contact Curley. But in this quick guide it will show you how to recover it and back it up.
1. In your documents folder you should see a file called 'MumbleAutomaticCertificateBackup.p12' This is where your registered name is stored.

2. Back up this file to a flash drive or what ever you use to back up files on your computer.
3. Don't let this file get out of your reach. If you let someone else have it then can login as you.
Restoring the Certificate
1. When you want to restore a certificate head to the 'Configure' Menu

2. Then click 'Certificate Wizard'
3. You should see a window like this. Then hit 'Import a Certificate'.

4. Then hit 'Continue'
5. You should see a window like this click 'Open' and then locate where you have saved your certificate.

6. Follow the guide like so then you are done.
In this guide we will be using the username of "MumbleUser101"
Mumble on the Desktop
Getting Mumble Downloaded
1. Download
2. Follow the installation guide for Windows. For OS X drag Mumble to the Applications Folder.
Getting Connected and Set Up
1. You should see this screen when you first open mumble

2. Hit 'Add New' then enter the server information below to get connected.Then click 'OK'.
*Please note for the username "MumbleUser101" replace it with the username you would like to use.

3.Before we hit connect head to the menu bar and click 'Configure'
4. Then hit 'Audio Wizard' (Just a side note this should pop up on first of mumble if it did not pop up for you keep reading)
5. You should see a screen like this

6. Follow the guide like so



Just as a common courtesy please use 'Push to talk'




Push to talk for OS X Users 10.9 and up:
Due to changes in OS X you will need to add Mumble to the approved apps in the 'Security & Privacy' settings in System Preferences.
To add it just unlock the settings in Security & Privacy if needed then head to the Privacy tab.
Then scroll down to 'Accessibility'
Just drag and drop Mumble from the Applications folder into the list area of the pane.

7. After you have done this head back to the window that looks like this:

8. Now hit connect
9. You now should be on a screen that looks like this:

10. All you have to do to enter a room is drag your username over the room you want and you should enter.
Authenticate Yourself on Mumble
Once you have the username you want on mumble it's a good idea to register yourself so no one else can take it.
1. Right click on your username you should see a menu box like this:

2. Head down to the 'Register' Option and click it.
Your name will have an icon like this next to it now:

Backing up your registered/authenticated user name
We have all had our fair share of computer failures or we get that new shinny computer. But when you try to login into TWiTCraft Mumble it asks you for a password now. Well this happened because it's looking for a certificate which is not on your new computer or re done computer. Well in order for you to use your username you would have to contact Curley. But in this quick guide it will show you how to recover it and back it up.
1. In your documents folder you should see a file called 'MumbleAutomaticCertificateBackup.p12' This is where your registered name is stored.

2. Back up this file to a flash drive or what ever you use to back up files on your computer.
3. Don't let this file get out of your reach. If you let someone else have it then can login as you.
Restoring the Certificate
1. When you want to restore a certificate head to the 'Configure' Menu

2. Then click 'Certificate Wizard'
3. You should see a window like this. Then hit 'Import a Certificate'.

4. Then hit 'Continue'
5. You should see a window like this click 'Open' and then locate where you have saved your certificate.

6. Follow the guide like so then you are done.
Last edited by spinnibbler on 25 Sep 2014, 09:28, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: How to Setup Mumble
Thanks Spin! Great guide, I suggest everyone back up their certificate!
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