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lulop-k / kurento-rtsp2webrtc

This example shows how to transform a RTSP feed or an HTTP feed into a low latency WebRTC stream in a simple and seamless manner.
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access an IP camera located behind firewall #17

Open norge169 opened 6 years ago

norge169 commented 6 years ago

I use the following command to access the IP camera in the same local network: http://127.0.0.1:8080/index.html?ws_uri=ws://192.168.1.229:8888/kurento

My question is: if I try to access this camera outside, how to do it? currently KMS server is inside.

whSwitching commented 6 years ago

hi @norge169 , I have a same requirement, did you get it work ?

my case is , http server and kms are on public network , I (webbrowser client) want to access IP camera (rtsp) , both webbrowser client and ip camera are behind different firewalls

according to this post, it should be doable, the question is how ? or the ip camera has to be on public ?

leixu2txtek commented 5 years ago

Maybe should get frp or ngrok to solve intranet penetration;

In my situation , I use frp to access my ip camera(rtsp)