You're right. What I said didn't make sense. I was just trying to communicate that although webrtc is sold as a peer-to-peer technology that can avoid the use o

You're right. What I said didn't make sense. I was just trying to communicate that although webrtc is sold as a peer-to-peer technology that can avoid the use of intermediate servers, there are compelling use cases for client/server communication using webrtc and that requires a server-side webrtc implementation. There are two webrtc implementations that I know of google's native implementation from chromium and openwebrtc. That project uses google's.