Actually no, what you do in this case is set the local-network-acl, it will then know which one to use based on the request. On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 3:16 PM, Dan Edwards <DEdwards@vertical.com> wrote:
I'm running FS behind Nginx, so I explicitly removed the local IP address from localnet.auto. This forces FS to always offer 'ext-rtp-ip'. Outside users work fine in that scenario.
Internal users also work, as long as we turn on NAT reflection in our router. I'm looking for a way to not require that router change.
If I can get FS to offer up both it's internal IP and 'ext-rtp-ip' as candidates in the initial INVITE, the browser could then use ICE to determine which IP address was correct.
Is there a way to offer both and allow ICE on the client side to figure out which one to use?
Thanks, Dan
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