Unable to get streams from if client and server are on a different network

[danishnazir]

Hello there i was unable to show the streams between different clients and server when they were on a different network!.

[shanet]

Hi Danish, there's no reason for this not to work from two independent boxes. However, "it doesn't work" isn't enough info for me to make any useful suggestions let alone reproduce the issue. It's worth noting that WebRTC uses ports than the usual 80 & 443. Are you sure that there's not a firewall or something sitting in between the two computers? If you're trying to make a connection over the open internet and don't have port forwarding configured on your router/gateway then you'll need to set up a TURN server.

[danishnazir]

Thanks gor the help sir actually i want this to work without port
forwarding and now you have told me that for that we have to use turn
server i will do that do you have any sample in which we can use both the
servers? Thanks

On 25 Aug 2016 07:34, "shane tully" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Danish, there's no reason for this not to work from two independent
boxes. However, "it doesn't work" isn't enough info for me to make any
useful suggestions let alone reproduce the issue. It's worth noting that
WebRTC uses ports than the usual 80 & 443. Are you sure that there's not a
firewall or something sitting in between the two computers? If you're
trying to make a connection over the open internet and don't have port
forwarding configured on your router/gateway then you'll need to set up a
TURN server.

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[shanet]

No, I don't have an example using a TURN server anywhere. It's relatively straightforward though and well documented in the WebRTC documentation. Here's an open source implementation you can host yourself: https://github.com/coturn/coturn.

[danishnazir]

Thanks alot Sir

On 25 Aug 2016 08:45, "shane tully" notifications@github.com wrote:

No, I don't have an example using a TURN server anywhere. It's relatively
straightforward though and well documented in the WebRTC documentation.
Here's an open source implementation you can host yourself:
https://github.com/coturn/coturn.

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