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4.8 Configuring the TURN server
1. SSH into the MMP.
2. Configure the TURN server with the following command:
turn credentials <username> <password> <realm>
The following is an example where username is myusername, the password is mypassword
and it uses the realm example.com.
and it uses the realm example.com.
turn credentials myusername mypassword example.com
3. If the TURN server is located behind a NAT, set the public IP Address that the TURN Server
will advertise using:
turn public-ip <ip address>
Note: If the TURN server has a public IP address rather than being NAT’ed (see the figure
below and its notes), this step is not required, go on to step 4.
below and its notes), this step is not required, go on to step 4.
The following is an example where a public IP address is set to 5.10.20.99
turn public-ip 5.10.20.99
Note: The IP address set here should not be confused with the IP addresses set in the Web
Admin Interface Configuration > General page. The MMP commands configure the TURN
server itself, while the Configuration > General page settings allow the Call Bridge and
external clients to access the TURN server, and are explained in
Admin Interface Configuration > General page. The MMP commands configure the TURN
server itself, while the Configuration > General page settings allow the Call Bridge and
external clients to access the TURN server, and are explained in
4 Configuring the MMP