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I have a client who sits behind a firewall that blocks UDP traffic and only allows port 443 for tcp. I need to configure my turn server so that it can bypass the firewall and a connection between server and client can be established. I tried setting up coturn server but it fails to overcome the issue. I think there is some issue with the turn server configuration that I'm using. Need help for this issue. Turn server configuration that I'm using =>

listening-port=80

tls-listening-port=443

user=user:pass

listening-ip=<private_ip_ec2>

relay-ip=<private_ip_ec2>

external-ip=<public_ip_ec2>/<private_ip_ec2>

#enable verbose logging

verbose

realm=domain.com

server-name=a.domain.com

fingerprint

lt-cred-mech

#use real-valid certificate/privatekey files

cert=/etc/ssl/certificate.pem

pkey=/etc/ssl/private.key

log-file=/var/log/turnserver/turn.log

no-stdout-log `

Need help in configuring turn server for the above issue.

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