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how to bind a domain name to Intel WebRTC?
Router
210.12.xxx.xxx
WebRTC Server
192.168.1.xxx
Web browser visit:https://www.xxxx.com:3004/
got the token by base64 decoder :
{"tokenId":"580f118c6a434e36e5345253","host":"192.168.1.xxx:8080","secure":true,"signature":"MTNiUTM3PTc5NzI1ODRkYzk4NGQxZmNmOTJkODVmYWJmODQ4MDE0YmQxODhjZjlhZTA2MTUzNTAzNzgyOTRkOA=="}
but i want to get www.xxxx.com,not 192.168.1.xxx
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Router config use "one-to-one NAT".
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Hi,
You can use NGINX webserver for the same and point domain
And change the configuration in portal.toml as shown below
[portal]
keystorePath = "./cert/certificate.pfx"
hostname = "socket.domain.com" #default: ""
ip_address = "" #default: ""
port = 8080 #default: 8080
ssl = true #default: true
#The network inferface the socket.io will be bound to in case portal.ip_address (the 'ip_address' item above) is not specified or equal to "".
# networkInterface = "eth1"
and configure another domain for basic example on port 3004, 3001 redirecting to 443
And also you need to have SSL certificate for secure connection
Thanks
Naresb
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Thank you very much.

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