Is the application loading in your other device ?. If it is not loading I think you have to allow inbound traffic for the port.

If it is loading and you just dont see the video stream then it might be due to the browser which blocks the web rtc stream if the website does not have https associated with it. It will work only in localhost with http.

In either these case you can use ngrok npm to publish the port (aka proxy) from local server to internet.

just install ngrok globally via npm / yarn

In terminal you can run ngrok by ngrok http <ClientAppPort>

In another window ngrok http <ServerAppPort>

Once you get the server proxy url make sure you replace it in the client application.

Hi N. M. Ali Hayder Can you share your client Url here please ?

Hi, Kannan I solved the issue by configuring the ice servers. The snippet looks like this now.

const peer = new Peer({
      initiator: true,
      trickle: false,
      config: {
        iceServers: [
          {
            urls: "stun:numb.viagenie.ca",
            username: "sultan1640@gmail.com",
            credential: "98376683"
          },
          {
            urls: "turn:numb.viagenie.ca",
            username: "sultan1640@gmail.com",
            credential: "98376683"
          }
        ]
      },
      stream,
    });

Thanks N. M. Ali Hayder

Thanks Murewa

Thanks Tapas

Thanks Victoria

Ezenwankwo Ugochukwu I am glad its helpful

Thanks Vivek