There are no 25 workstation/5 server min restrictions like with KMS.
Dont need to do on a DC, just member server in the root domain. Since its forest-wide you use an Enterprise Admin account if I recall. Once complete you can remove the role until next time.
If your unaware, you just install the adba role on a Server, say 2016 then run through it. KMS states 'Key Management Service client information' whereas ADBA states 'AD activation client information' and shows the object path.
The second paragraph will tell you what its using. You could always verify via /dli or /dlv switches with slmgr.vbs.
Generally, this is once a week or sooner if its closer to the six month EOL for the authorization. So the answer is yes, you are most likely going to need STUN/TURN in your clients.They will move on their own next time they check-in if the OS supports it. If you are almost certain you are going to use TURN, you need to have that in a machine different than KMS (it makes close to no sense to have both the relay server and the media server installed together) TURN is used as a relay server, and it is needed in a small set of cases. The moment you have a NAT in between, you need at least STUN for that peer to be able to harvest candidates that have the public IP on the other side of the NAT, which is not known by the peer unless STUN is used.
You have two peers: KMS and your Android app, and both need to have, in their SDPs and during the negotiation, a candidate that is reachable by them (app will connect with KMS and viceversa) If both peers are on the same network, you can go without using STUN/TURN. STUN and TURN are used in the candidate harvest process, to discover the network topology of your peer. Your client might need a STUN/TURN server, and that's independent of where KMS is located. On the client side, you'll need to specify the WSS port and so on. Ws_uri: 'ws://' + location.hostname + ':8888/kurento',įile_uri: 'file:///tmp/recorder_demo.webm', //file to be stored in media server
I will bang my head to write the code myself! Thanks much in advance! ` In the code snippet below taken from the tutorial on github, I'm assuming that I would need to replace the argument for ice_servers to point to the url where my server is running? Or since this is the client, do I really need an ICE server because as said from the first statement, the utils don't connect to the KMS but the client can, right? So if I were to specify the Kurento URL for "ws_uri" parameter, then I won't need to even use ICE servers.right? I don't really understand the concept of ICE/TURN servers very well in terms of how they integrate with Kurento and hence, I would like to understand in English as to what changes would I need to make in order to get this to work. If I were to specify my own server URL, I'm assuming that I would not need to include "freeice" and "normalice" and instead specify my own server's URL. Now I'm trying to use Kurento Client to connect to KMS and I'm trying to understand the role of ICE/TURN/STUN servers acting as negotiators in the middle. Part b: From a better understanding now and from comments from a previous question I posted, Kurento Utils does not connect to KMS directly (this was an fyi and a clarification I received and I wanted documented here just in case). Please let me know if there are any other steps that are involved in achieving SSL security. From the documentation, I've understood that KMS Configuration file would need to be updated with the SSL certificate and then the HTTPS connection from the client can be made. Part a: I'm trying to implement a secure connection to the KMS.