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Hi!
Is there any tool that allows remote speaker to test his/hers firewall configuration?
I have many problems with connections made form Corporate networks. It would be great to have a tool that remote speaker can use to check that his firewall allows all connections needed by VMIX.
Nothing fancy - a website that checks that user can use ports and gives user a report that says how to fix the problems with it dep.
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Originally Posted by: elvis55  Yeah. I know that tool but it doesn't help at all. Vmix says that TURN/STUN port is 10349 UDP/TCP (outbound) but in configuration of test.webrtc.org you can change address of TURN and STUN to "some" server with default TCP:3478 port. Big Blue Button (a other WebRTC platform) uses 3478. 3478 IS A DEFAULT TURN/STUN PORT so, in my opinion, test.webrtc.org will not help with testing VMIX Call connections.
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