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Debugging ICE Connections Using Pion/TURN

This guide is designed to help you test your STUN/TURN connectivity using Pion/TURN.

Note: This turn server is not designed for production. Using this outside of a testing scenario can result in poor performance.

This guide is broken up into the following steps:

  1. Setting up Pion/TURN Server on your cloud machine

  2. Run a ICE Trickle test using your fresh new Pion/TURN server details

  3. Ping your Pion/TURN using the Pion/TURN client ping utility

1. Setting up Pion/TURN on your cloud instance

  1. Log into your cloud Instance

  2. Download and unzip your relevant OS folder from here

  3. Open cmd in directory and run:

turn-server-simple.exe -public-ip $INSTANCE_PUBLIC_IP -users username=password

2. Setting up Ice Trickle Test

  1. To set up ice trickle test for new custom turn server, head to: https://webrtc.github.io/samples/src/content/peerconnection/trickle-ice/

  2. Click Remove server to clear the current default

  3. Enter the following into the relevant fields:

    • Enter turn:publicip:port in the TURN URI category
    • Enter "username" in username field
    • Enter "password" in password field

  4. Click add server.

  5. Click "Gather candidates"

  6. Successful results will show "Relay candidates"

3. Ping your TURN server

  1. Unzip the same files from the instance on your local machine

  2. Open cmd in the directory

  3. Run the following command:

turn-client-udp.exe -host $INSTANCE_PUBLIC_IP -user=username=password -ping

  1. Successful ping will show standard ping output (e.g. Reply from IP)

For more details about additional commands you can run, please see the provider page here:

https://github.com/pion/turn/tree/master/examples

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