/I think your best and safest bet would be to find a conference server /> >/that can use a proxy. /> I don't understand what you mean, this looks self evident to me.
What I mean is: is the conference server that you want to use configurable so that it does not open a set of UDP sockets, but instead connects to a proxy server you specify (address, port and password) ?
If so, just configure it to connect to one of the proxies you run in elproxy on the same machine and there will be no issue and no uncertainties.
Of course, when it works directly on a set of UDP ports without disturbing the proxies and relays running on the wildcard socket on the same machine, that is fine as well.
Rob
On 09/05/18 03:22, Rob Janssen wrote:
What I mean is: is the conference server that you want to use configurable so that it does not open a set of UDP sockets, but instead connects to a proxy server you specify (address, port and password) ?
I can check the configuration file, but this is highly unlikely to be
Of course, when it works directly on a set of UDP ports without disturbing the proxies and relays running on the wildcard socket on the same machine, that is fine as well.
Early indications are that it should work. Will keep experimenting. One thing I would like to be able to do with the proxy server is have a whitelist and blacklist of local IPs, so no one can accidentally DoS a conference running on the same server, or find themselves with a non functional proxy (and a lot of head scratching!), because the UDP ports are being used by a conference. If they connect on a blacklisted IP, the proxy would simply issue an error saying connection is not permitted (since the TCP side can safely be opened, this should work).
Anyway my next phase is to configure the my 44.x IPs and setup the public proxies.
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