Are there any examples that do not require a personal webserver? I do not need a server for my aps.

Question

Back when Cirrus was Stratus, there was no need for a personal webserver to host a CGI script.
I have no need for a non AS3 server because my server is simply going to be another peer node on the network
It is a professional way to handle things too:
1) You have a computer with a static IP that computers refer to as the master peer(yes wordplay).
2)If you can't afford a computer with a static IP, you can simply create a peer that responds to requests,"Are you the server?"  Yes, this is easily hackable, but when you're debugging, your friends aren't gonna be jerks.
All I want when I contact Cirrus is:
1) A list of IP addresses of connected peers.
And if someone has example code:
2) The ability to send "Hello World" to all peers.
Is this doable in Cirrus?  Stratus could do it.

Answer 1

the only difference between "Stratus" and "Cirrus (codename)" is the name.
Cirrus has never had a "list connected peers" function, nor has it ever reported IP addresses/port numbers of connected peers in ActionScript.
the VideoPhoneLabs example program has always required some kind of external registration service to register a peer ID for a name, and to look up the peer ID for a name.
it's possible to do P2P with Cirrus and no active web server by using RTMFP Groups (NetGroup, GroupSpecifier and friends). i have posted examples from my labs at MAX from years past that implement text chat and other functions using only Cirrus. and you can do P2P with groups on a LAN with no server at all (not even Cirrus).  see this thread:
   http://forums.adobe.com/thread/766959
for links to my lab materials from MAX 2009 and 2010. and come to my session at MAX this year where i'll be covering "Advanced P2P With RTMFP: Tips & Tricks".