Issue Trying to Get WebRTC Example Working _ SDP URL seems incorrect

Wowza Streaming Engine
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I am running Wowza locally on my MAC. I have a valid license. I download the WebRTC trial. I created a StreamLock certificate and made the necessary changes to the various configuration files. I also enabled the local Wowza http server. I am using the following SDP URL:

wss://10.0.0.36:1935/webrtc-session.json

The browser is not able to connect. When I try to publish I get the following error:

WebSocket connection to ‘wss://10.0.0.36:1935/webrtc-session.json’ failed: Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR

10.0.0.36 is the IP address of the machine and the IP address I used in creating the certificate. i tried using the certificate name as well. I tried without port also and got the following error:

WebSocket connection to ‘wss://10.0.0.36/webrtc-session.json’ failed: Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. Definitely need to use a port - look at what was listening on my machine and 1935 seems to be the only port I would use.

What should the SDP URL be? Also do I need to configure a stream through the Wowza interface?

Thanks,

Tim McClure

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Hello,

You will not be adding port 1935 as that is for RTP streaming for WebRTC.

Your SDP URL needs to look something like this:

wss://5555555555.streamlock.net/webrtc-session.json

If you use the “publish” example you will not need to create a stream.

If you are having further issues, please open a support case, along with the below folders for review:

[install-dir]/conf

[install-dir]/logs (only latest logs showing connection attempts is needed)

[install-dir]/htdocs

If you are not sure how to get this information please see the following tutorial.

https://www.wowza.com/docs/how-to-create-a-compressed-zip-file-in-windows-os-x-and-linux

If files are too big for email transport, please send a link to the files.

Regards,

JasonT

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Do I need to use wss://***.streamlock.net/webrtc-session.json only? can I use my custom…?

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If you mean custom SSL certificate, yes you can:
https://www.wowza.com/docs/how-to-request-an-ssl-certificate-from-a-certificate-authority

If you mean custom Websocket server, you’ll need to use Wowza’s version that can be overrided:
https://www.wowza.com/docs/control-access-to-webrtc-publishing-and-playback#enhance-webrtc-publishing-and-playback-security-with-a-custom-http-provider7

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