OAuth and STUN, TURN in WebRTC context RFC7635
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This document discusses using OAuth authentication with STUN/TURN servers in the context of WebRTC. It provides an overview of RFC 7635 and outlines the step-by-step process for a client to request an access token from an authentication server and for the STUN/TURN server to validate that token. The goal is to explain how STUN/TURN servers can leverage OAuth to authenticate clients in a WebRTC environment.
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OAuth and STUN, TURN in WebRTC context RFC7635
- 1. OAuth + STUN/TURN In WebRTC context
- 3. Goal: Make STUN/TURN+OAuth reality! ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
- 5. Step by Step
- 6. Step by Step (AS-RS, Auth key)
- 8. Shared AS-RS Auth key established. :) ○ ○
- 9. Step by Step
- 11. Step by Step
- 12. Client Request an access_token ○ ○ ○ ○
- 14. Step by Step
- 15. Auth Server (Is about) ○
- 17. Step by Step
- 19. HTTP response with token parameters ○ ○ ○ ○
- 20. Step by Step
- 22. Step by Step
- 23. ICE Agent (STUN/TURN client) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
- 24. Step by Step
- 27. In Nutshell from WebRTC point of view
- 28. In Nutshell from WebRTC point of view+
- 29. I did my best to do not make any mistake, but if I made any, then please correct me, and report it. Thanks!