<html> <head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> </head> <body> Hi, I'd like to allow setting a static external IP address to my WebRTC SFU server config, and have libnice generate a "fake" server-reflexive candidate without needing STUN or TURN. Is this possible to do with libnice? This is useful for cloud deployments where the server has a well known address, to skip the need for STUN on the server and also minimize the time needed for ICE. At the same time, any WebRTC peer would transparently work by receiving the fake srflx candidate, thus knowing where to connect with the server. This is an important one for me: not needing to touch anything else about the signaling or the implementation at the client. To be honest I already have this feature working (see <a moz-do-not-send="true" href="https://doc-kurento.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_static/client-javadoc/org/kurento/client/WebRtcEndpoint.html#setExternalAddress-java.lang.String-">WebRtcEndpoint.setExternalAddress</a>) but it is a VERY ugly hack, which modifies _all_ candidates to replace their IP address with the external one specified in this setting. This works, because remote peers receive then all those host candidates with the correct IP, and they are able to connect with the server. But I'd like to have a "cleaner" solution, if there is one for this scenario. So I thought that a better thing to do would be to tell libnice to forge a srflx candidate. BTW, what are people doing for this? I think letting a server know of its own external address is a pretty common thing (e.g. "external-ip" setting in Coturn). Thanks and regards, Juan </body> </html>