[jitsi-dev] stun servers for jitsi-meet

#1

Hello, jitsi-meet developers:
Could you help outline whether public stun servers are needed for hosting jitsi-meet demo system?Or we can setup a stun server automatically just by following the quick install procedures as "https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/doc/quick-install.md" ?
In the source code downloaded from jithub, I guess it is following code that will assign stun server to webrtc client?Also by sniffer the packet between chrome browser and jitsi-meet host, I can see there only STUN message between chrome browser and jitsi-meet server.
Anyone could help clarify? Much appreciate!
    getStunAndTurnCredentials: function () { // get stun and turn configuration from server via xep-0215 ... function (res) { var iceservers = []; $(res).find('>services>service').each(function (idx, el) { el = $(el); var dict = {}; var type = el.attr('type'); switch (type) { case 'stun': dict.url = 'stun:' + el.attr('host'); if (el.attr('port')) { dict.url += ':' + el.attr('port'); } iceservers.push(dict); break;

Thanks and Best RegardsYanchong Wang

#2

Hello, expert:

Could you help outline whether public stun servers are needed for hosting jitsi-meet demo system?Or we can setup a stun server automatically just by following the quick install procedures as "https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/doc/quick-install.md" ?
In the source code downloaded from jithub, I guess it is following code that will assign stun server to webrtc client?Also by sniffer the packet between chrome browser and jitsi-meet host, I can see there only STUN message between chrome browser and jitsi-meet server.
Anyone could help clarify? Much appreciate!
    getStunAndTurnCredentials: function () { // get stun and turn configuration from server via xep-0215 ... function (res) { var iceservers = []; $(res).find('>services>service').each(function (idx, el) { el = $(el); var dict = {}; var type = el.attr('type'); switch (type) { case 'stun': dict.url = 'stun:' + el.attr('host'); if (el.attr('port')) { dict.url += ':' + el.attr('port'); } iceservers.push(dict); break;

Thanks and Best RegardsYanchong Wang

#3

Hello, jitsi-meet developers:

Could you help outline whether public stun servers are needed for hosting
jitsi-meet demo system?

None. Jitsi Videobridge is supposed to be running on a public IP
address and no STUN servers are necessary in order to connect to it.

Or we can setup a stun server automatically just by following the quick
install procedures as
"https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/doc/quick-install.md" ?

In the source code downloaded from jithub, I guess it is following code that
will assign stun server to webrtc client?
Also by sniffer the packet between chrome browser and jitsi-meet host, I can
see there only STUN message between chrome browser and jitsi-meet server.

Anyone could help clarify? Much appreciate!

    getStunAndTurnCredentials: function () {
        // get stun and turn configuration from server via xep-0215
    ...
            function (res) {
                var iceservers = [];
                \(res\)\.find\('>services>service'\)\.each\(function \(idx, el\) \{                     el = (el);
                    var dict = {};
                    var type = el.attr('type');
                    switch (type) {
                        case 'stun':
                            dict.url = 'stun:' + el.attr('host');
                            if (el.attr('port')) {
                                dict.url += ':' + el.attr('port');
                            }
                            iceservers.push(dict);
                            break;

This was only used for a TURN-TCP server but it is no longer necessary
today because Jitsi Videobridge now has support for TCP.

Cheers,
Emil

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On Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 9:27 AM, WangYanchong <wangyanchong@hotmail.com> wrote: