WebRTC Screen Sharing: Minium requirements for firewall rule

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Pekka K

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Dec 22, 2015, 1:37:50 PM12/22/15
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We are behind firewall and Screen Share does not work to clients. What are the things to be enabled or opened our firewall to allow screen share to work. It suddenly stopped working, because our Palo Alto FW updated it self. When I run test.webrtc.org it says that:

UDP enabled -> failed
TCP enabled -> pass
ipv6 enabled -> warn
relay connectivity -> pass
reflexive connectivity -> failed (Timed out)
Host connectivity -> pass

And another test says: WebRTC p2p -> failed

My Screen Share based to  WebRTC Plugin-free Screen Sharing ® Muaz Khan 

It works about week ago, but stopped working suddenly.

Can anybody help and save my holidays season?!

Thanks in advance for all your help!

Philipp Hancke

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Dec 22, 2015, 1:42:58 PM12/22/15
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Are you running a TURN server for your service? test.webrtc.org does and 
relay connectivity -> pass
but
reflexive connectivity -> failed (Timed out)
suggests things should work with a TURN server.

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Pekka K

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Dec 22, 2015, 3:04:38 PM12/22/15
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Thank you Philipp! I included this image of this test report. 
If turn server will solve this connection problem, is there any turn server what can be tested for free. Can I test with these:
        iceServers.push({
            url: 'turn:turn.bistri.com:80',
            credential: 'homeo',
            username: 'homeo'
        });

        iceServers.push({
            url: 'turn:turn.anyfirewall.com:443?transport=tcp',
            credential: 'webrtc',
            username: 'webrtc'
        });

Or is there some else turn server for testing?
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