Greetings,
I just did a new self hosted install on WSL Ubuntu 20.04. The install is behind a Linksys router. I followed the guide for the install. The only things to note was I changed the ports in the nginx configuration from port 80 and 443, and I didn’t use let’s encrypt.
All media connections work with 2 or more people (yes I realize P2P is for < 3 participants) . However, for the connection type, it appears its always going through the JVB on port 10000. P2P always fails. I do not have that problem when starting meetings from https://meet.jit.si/ , when using the same two peer computers.
I started to try to study the console logs on the clients and noticed when I used https://meet.jit.si/ , the STUN servers listed are three Google addresses, whereas the default install for Jitsi Meet included a jitsi.net address. So I changed my config.js to use those three same Google Stun servers instead, but that didn’t change anything.
I noticed when using https://meet.jit.si, that modules/xmpp/JingleSessionPC.js] <w.sendIceCandidates> includes an entry with my public IP address properly included (which you would expect for it to work), whereas my self hosted application does not - I only see my LAN IP address. I assume this is why the P2P can’t be established.
Can anyone tell me why that might be?
Thanks,
Scott