Peerjs server on IIS? #1216
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Is it possible to deploy peerjs-server on to a Windows Server? |
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jonasgloning
Jan 23, 2023
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Sure! Node and PeerServer run on Windows Server. Also, If you're at home in the Windows/.NET-world, checkout peers-server.net, it’s a rewrite of this project in .NET that probably can be deployed to IIS directly. |
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jonasgloning
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Hi,
Thanks, does it still require a reverse proxy?
Simon.
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Sure! Node and PeerServer run on Windows Server.
If you want to use IIS, you’ll have to create a reverse proxy back to Node.
Also, If you're at home in the Windows/.NET-world, checkout peers-server.net<https://github.com/cristipufu/peerjs-server.net>, it’s a rewrite of this project in .NET that probably can be deployed to IIS directly.
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Sure! Node and PeerServer run on Windows Server.
If you want to use IIS, you’ll have to create a reverse proxy back to Node.
Also, If you're at home in the Windows/.NET-world, checkout peers-server.net, it’s a rewrite of this project in .NET that probably can be deployed to IIS directly.