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What is STUN and does it need a port-forwarded server? The general solution is to use a STUN server to determine their port mapping Machine A sends a packet form port X to STUN The router translated the port to Y, and the STUN server sees this and responds back to A telling him what the external port was B does the same
sockets - Understanding Stun working - Stack Overflow Can you explain one last thing does the stun-client has to close the connection with stun server after it receive a successful stun response (Reason for this is, Stun RFC state that an agent (can be client or stun server) can send indication message anytime
webrtc - ICE vs STUN vs TURN - Stack Overflow I've read that ICE is an agent on the WebRTC server which sends SDP information of users to STUN or TURN server STUN and TURN server gives this SDP information and makes a P2P connection for the u
WebRTC - How many STUN TURN servers do I need to specify? A STUN server is used to get an external network address TURN servers are used to relay traffic if direct (peer to peer) connection fails URLs for STUN and or TURN servers are (optionally) specified by a WebRTC app in the iceServers configuration object that is the first argument to the RTCPeerConnection constructor
Which ports should be allowed in firewall to use TURN server? The default port for sending (or listening to) STUN TURN requests is 3478 TURN listener port for UDP and TCP listeners (Default: 3478) Note: actually, TLS DTLS sessions can connect to the "plain" TCP UDP port (s), too - if allowed by configuration For example, the default listening port can be set to 80 or 443, to go around some strict NATs
Newest stun Questions - Stack Overflow How to configure Stun Turn UDP port rang in ejabberd kuberbetes environment? Venkateshwaran Kathiresan asked Feb 22, 2024 at 11:42
stun - How does WebRTC work? - Stack Overflow In particular assuming the IP address of the STUN server is known, the WebRTC application first sends a binding request to the STUN server The STUN server replies with a response that contains the public IP address and port of the client as seen from the public network
WebRTC: ICE failed in Firefox, but working in MS Edge Considering the simplest case with no STUN nor TURN server (which should work in a local network or at least on the same localhost), WebRTC's connection registry contains this: