[Turnserver-users] Setiing up a TURN Server behind a NAT - Amazon EC2

[Milesh J. <mj...@4D...>]

Hi,

 

I tried to set up TurnServer-0.5 on an amazon ec2 instance. The public
IP address and internal IP addresses are different but have a 1 to 1
mapping so that all traffic sent to the public address forwarded to the
internal IP address at the same ports.

 

In the tunserver.conf I first set the listening IPv4 to the public
address but this failed to create the listening socket for the
allocations. I changed the config listening iPv4 to the internal IP and
it did the allocation but the relay address that is passed to the sip ua
is my internal IP address.

 

Is there a config setting that I have missed that should resolve this
issue or is this a limitation in TurnSever, when the server is behind a
NAT?

 

Kind regards 

M Jethwa

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