Re: [Turnserver-users] Bad magic cookie

[Sebastien V. <se...@ji...>]

Hi,

Sorry for late response.

Yes TurnServer only supports RFC 5389 and has no support for RFC 3489 yet.

Regards,
--
Seb

Le 26/09/11 16:02, atomic a écrit :
> Probably I can answer by myself...
> The SIP clients I used, and all the SIP clients I know, implements 
> RFC3489.
> In the new RFC5389 there is a dedicated field for the Magic cookie in 
> the STUN Binding request, instead in the old implementation the Magic 
> cookie was part of the Transaction ID field.
> From the RFC5389:
> "12.2. Changes to Server Processing
> A STUN server can detect when a given Binding request message was sent 
> from an RFC 3489 <http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3489> [RFC3489 
> <http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3489>] client by the absence of the 
> correct value in the magic cookie field. When the server detects an 
> RFC 3489 <http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3489> client, it SHOULD copy 
> the value seen in the magic cookie field in the Binding request to the 
> magic cookie field in the Binding response message, and insert a 
> MAPPED-ADDRESS attribute instead of an XOR- MAPPED-ADDRESS attribute."
> It seems that this mechanism is not implemented on Turnserver, because 
> when a request without Magic cookie field arrives, Turnserver drops 
> the request.
> Is this correct?


> Regards,
> Antonio.
> > Hi all,
> > I compiled turnserver 0.5 and also tried with SVN.
> When a SIP client sends a "Stun Binding Request" to the turnserver, I 
> don't see any response from it.
> Running turnserver with debug enabled, after receiving the STUN 
> request from the client, turnserver prints the error "Bad magic cookie".
> > Could you please suggest the solution for this issue?
> Thanks.
> Best Regards.
> >
> Antonio
>
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