I have a simple question, I want to share one of my cameras over the internet but don’t want to expose the go2rtc webui , i have everything working, static ip , ports forwarded but i need to disable it or password protect it without it requiring the user to know the password.
I want to share one of my cameras over the wan , and for that you need to port forward port 1984 or the stream wont work. if i could use port 8555 direrctly it would sove the problem but I cant find an example of this.
No. Webrtc is a protocol, and any webrtc client will be able to read your stream on port 8555.
I guess you mean that you use the webui as a client, but any will do.
How do you plan to have those stream displayed on the wan?
I just planed to forward port 1984 and then use the urls from the gui, it works perfectly, but requires me to open 1984 i need to be able to disable the webui for security reasons ,
is there another way to stream with go2rtc using web2rtc without using port 1984 .
do you have an example url?
I also forwarded port 8555 as well, There is a way to password protect the webui but it also password protects the streams…
I have looked everywhere and can’t find anything on the subject
You didn’t answer my question.
You cannot both use the webui on port 1984 to display the streams, and not use it for security reasons.
Research “webrtc” to find a setup that fits your needs.
Thanks for your help I have read the entire documentation and i can not seem to find anything of value
i just need to know how to display the webrtc stream in a browser without using the webui
It would be easy to implement this feature i wish i had the time to go through the source code. because people are selling software for $1,000 a licenses to do what go2rtc does.
Go2rtc does more than $1000 software 
Access rights are in the far future. Maybe someday.
You can use Nginx and specify only allowed links to go2rtc. This will work.
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