Motadata ServiceOps WebRTC Installation Guide
Setup for WebRTC Signaling Server
- You can download the Linux WebRTC Signaling Server from the below link: Click Here
Step 1: Download WebRTC Signaling server setup on ServiceOps server.
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Step 2: Assign executable permission and run the setup using the below command:
chmod 777 MotadataWebRTCSingalingServer
Step 3: Run the file using the below command:
./MotadataWebRTCSingalingServer
Step 4: Check successful installation of Motadata WebRTC signaling server service status. After the successful installation, check the service status using the below command:
systemctl status ft-motadatawebrtc-server.service
Setup for WebRTC Frontend Server
- You can download the Linux WebRTC Frontend Server: Click Here
Step 1: Download the Motadata Frontend Setup for WebRTC signaling server.
Step 2: Assigned execute permiWeb-Rtcn and run the setup using the below command:
chmod 777 MotadataWebRTCFrontendSetup
Step 3: Run the file using the below command:
./MotadataWebRTCFrontendSetup
Once the server is installed, you need to configure the RDP from ServiceOps. For more details, refer to the RDP Configuration page.
