wrtc_kit: WebRTC support
wrtc_kit is a tool in our IXNX servers that adds online video call functionality to customer's web pages. wrtc_kit connects the web pages to the IXNX server allowing them to use the server's full SIP capabilities to make SIP calls, video calls, legacy phone calls etc from online web pages.
wrtc_kit uses the industry leading webRTC standard. wrtc_kit is compatible with most web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge, Safari, Opera). Some web browsers may however lack support of more advanced webRTC features. By our experience it is the Chrome web browser that has the most complete and stable implementation of the webRTC standard.
wrtc_kit needs an IXNX server to connect to to be able to function. The server can either be a physical or virtual unit.
Users should not edit anything inside wrtc_kit. You can adjust its settings through calls from your own code.
To quickly find out what Ingate's webRTC solution is all about you can read:
Block Diagrams explaining the webRTC solution and its parts:
The Ingate unit must be configured before webRTC can be used:
The Ingate webRTC client development kit wrtc_kit is available for multiple languages/plattforms:
If you are using REST tokens you need to be able to generate tokens:
Technical details for advanced users:
- RTCgate - the proprietary low level communication protocol used on websocket connection
