Dear Adobe,
I'm trying to make screen sharing work a bit faster and optimize traffic route. When I establish screen sharing session between two browser windows on my local computer, Wireshark tells me that the traffic is going to 209.34.68.78 (fms1.acrobat.com), which is somewhere in California. While most of my users will be in Europe, this traffic route may cause too high delay, and I'd like to make the path shorter.
First question is - why LCCS did not establish P2P RTMFP connection? Here is debug log that appears when application connects to the room, which shows that RTMFP is available for me:
23:38:02 GMT+0400 [attempt 1 of 2] Connecting to 0/1: rtmfp://fms1.acrobat.com/cocomo/na2-sdk-306769d7-d3ae-44e7-8a36-fec66ad7679d/myfirstroom #startProtosConnect#
23:38:02 GMT+0400 tempNetStatusHandler 0/2,NetConnection.Connect.Success
23:38:02 GMT+0400 isTunneling? false
23:38:02 GMT+0400 is using RTMPS? false
23:38:03 GMT+0400 RECEIVED LOGIN AT SESSION
23:38:03 GMT+0400 .user descriptor from server [object]
23:38:03 GMT+0400 \\
23:38:03 GMT+0400 .userID [string]= GUEST-FACC0C17-A83B-46C4-9554-97F12DF62BE8
23:38:03 GMT+0400 .role [number]= 50
23:38:03 GMT+0400 .affiliation [number]= 5
23:38:03 GMT+0400 .displayName [string]= user
Are there some tricks to force P2P RTMFP? Is is my first question, and the second is: can I use the LCCS infrastructure (client-side libraries and ConnectNow plugin) with Adobe FMS server that is installed on my premises instead of fms1.acrobat.com, which is too far away from my users?