popsUlfr
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6 years ago RTSP is pure TCP right ? So it should be fairly easy.
Generate CA and certificates for both server and client : https://securesocketfunneling.github.io/ssf/#security-features
Define the TLS settings in a config.json on both server and client.
On your remote server launch ssfd (the server accessible from your sec cam so not on the sec cam side)
ssfd --config config.json -p <REMOTESERVERPORT>
On the sec cam server you use tcp forwarding by using -R instead of -L in order to access your feed from your remote server like this :
ssf --config config.json -R <REMOTESERVERFEEDPORT>:127.0.0.1:<SECCAMFEEDPORT> -p <REMOTESERVERPORT> <REMOTESERVERIP>
So in theory you should be able to access the feed with rtsp://<REMOTESERVERIP>:<REMOTESERVERFEEDPORT>/myfeed
e.g. : Accessing the feed on the remote server on port 8080 where on the sec cam it is running on port 8070
Remote Server
ssfd --config config.json -p 8011
Sec Cam Server
ssf --config config.json -R 8080:127.0.0.1:8070 -p 8011 serverip
And access
rtsp://serverip:8080/myfeed
I'm quite late to post this but whatever, maybe it's helpful to someone else.
Hi i am looking for rtsp security cam port forward through to my remote server ,i am behind router cant forward port so how i can forward port to remote server through SSF.I want to pull local stream with my remote server like local its rtsp://127.0.0.1/myfeed and i want to acess remotely rtsp://remoteserver_ip/myfeed any example will be good thanks