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[]
# turn server realm
#
# specify the domain where the server is located.
# for a single node, this configuration is fixed,
# but each node can be configured as a different domain.
# this is a good idea to divide the nodes by namespace.
#
= "localhost"
# turn server listen interfaces
#
# The address and port to which the UDP Server is bound. Multiple
# addresses can be bound at the same time. The binding address supports
# ipv4 and ipv6.
#
[[]]
= "udp"
= "127.0.0.1:3478"
# external address
#
# specify the node external address and port.
# for the case of exposing the service to the outside,
# you need to manually specify the server external IP
# address and service listening port.
= "127.0.0.1:3478"
#
# [[turn.interfaces]]
# transport = "tcp"
# bind = "127.0.0.1:3478"
# external = "127.0.0.1:3478"
# [[turn.interfaces]]
# transport = "udp"
# bind = "[::1]:3478"
# external = "[::1]:3478"
# [[turn.interfaces]]
# transport = "tcp"
# bind = "[::1]:3478"
# external = "[::1]:3478"
[]
# controller bind
#
# This option specifies the http server binding address used to control
# the turn server.
#
# Warn: This http server does not contain any means of authentication,
# and sensitive information and dangerous operations can be obtained
# through this service, please do not expose it directly to an unsafe
# environment.
#
= "127.0.0.1:3000"
[]
# log level
#
# An enum representing the available verbosity levels of the logger.
#
= "info"
[]
# Static authentication key value (string) that applies only to the TURN
# REST API.
#
# If set, the turn server will not request external services via the HTTP
# Hooks API to obtain the key.
#
# static_auth_secret = ""
# static user password
#
# This option can be used to specify the
# static identity authentication information used by the turn server for
# verification. Note: this is a high-priority authentication method, turn
# The server will try to use static authentication first, and then use
# external control service authentication.
#
[]
# user1 = "test"
# user2 = "test"