Open shlanga opened 9 years ago
In signalmaster, you have a dev_config.json, where the STUN server is configured. You can remove then STUN entry and try again. If it is not working (maybe because the STUN server is hardcoded), you have to overwrite the peerConnectionConfig in SimpleWebRTC constructor.
Hope that helps!
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Hi all,
I've built a small simpleWebRTC application which connects three videos peers. It works perfectly when I use it online. Now I want it to work locally in a local area network without any connection to the internet and it is not working anymore.
I've successfully installed Node.js and the Signalmaster server locally on my windows machine.
When create a new instance of SimpleWebRTC I provide the new signal server url like so:
After changing the the signal server url from
to my local signal server url
the application still works. So I think the signal server is not the issue.
But I've noticed that the signal server and the application itself are trying to connect to the stun server
which is of course not possible without internet connection. So I guess the issue that the whole thing is not working locally is coming from not connecting to the stun server.
I guess that in a local area network I actually do not need a stun server at all. Is that assumption right? So how would I configure SimpleWebRTC and the Signalmaster server to not use a stun server at all? Which lines of codes must be altered?
Thanks for your help in advance!