If the type is selected as TLS in load monitoring then you must change the Transport protocol to TCP before configuring TURN STUN relay to avoid port conflicts.
TLS Server Profile
TLS server profile used for TCP/TLS listen port.
Note:
Ensure that atleast one TLS server profile is configured in TLS Management > Server Profiles . You can configure TURN/STUN profile without any TLS Server profile, by removing the entry from TCP/TLS Listen Port field.
Media Relay Port Range
Port range for the media relay.
This range must not overlap with the port ranges used by Avaya SBC for other protocols such as SIP.
Avaya recommends that you type the port range as 50000 to 55000. If you use a different port range, verify that there is no clash between other media port ranges for SIP calls.
Authentication
Option to enable authentication for TURN/STUN profile.
Client Authentication
Option to enable token based authentication for client when browser is enabled with TURN.
Server Authentication
Option to enable the use of static username and password for server authentication.
UserName
User name for server authentication.
Password
Password for server authentication.
Confirm Password
Password confirmation for server authentication.
Realm
Realm used for TURN server authentication.
Fingerprint
Option to enable fingerprint.
UDP Relay
Option to enable UDP relay.
TCP Relay
Option to enable TCP relay.
Note:
If you change the transport protocol from TCP to UDP or from UDP to TCP, the WebRTC service is affected. For any change in the transport protocol, you must restart the application.
DTLS
Option to enable DTLS.
This field is unavailable by default.
Media Learning
Option to enable the learning of remote media source on TURN/STUN profile
Alternate Server 1 to 3
IP address of an alternate server.
Configured Listen IP in TURN Relay has a load factor threshold. When the load factor threshold is exceeded, the load is redirected to an alternate TURN server address as configured in Alternate Server 1 to 3.
