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I was going to tell you exactly that .. :)
On 20/04/2020 0:01, Jon Stephenson wrote:
forgot to add on ec2 for testing I have all ports open incoming and outgoing.--
On Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 2:55:38 PM UTC-7, Jon Stephenson wrote:I got the node demo server working I think but I cant seem to hit the client page.I run "node index.js 127.0.0.1" on an ubuntu 18.04 ec2 instance and I see
[0x7f07debd1740][1587321839.796][LOG]>RTPBundleTransport::Init()[0x7f07debd1740][1587321839.796][LOG]-RTPBundleTransport::Init() | Got port [54759][0x7f07debd1740][1587321839.796][LOG]<RTPBundleTransport::Init()[0x7f07debd1740][1587321839.797][LOG]-RTPTransport::SetPortRange() | configured RTP/RTCP ports range [10000,20000]
but when I try and connect to the ec2 instance with the the ed2 instance on the public IP port 8000 I get no response.Also tried "node index.js [ec2 IP]" and get the same result.
I also tried do this local on windows under WSL2 and got the same output from running the server but cant get a client to connect.
tried all these scenarios with both node 10 and node 11.
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