Cannot connect to ejabberd ip adress how to#

logged into the eJabberd with Jitsi on Android and desktop both via VPN - the desktop took about a min to show “online”.

added STUN/TURN configuration ( see below):.

edited eJabberd config file: sudo nano /etc/ejabberd/ejabberd.yml.

installed eJabberd via Plinth Freedombox.

installed Freedombox as per instructions on the Wiki.

installed Rasbian Buster on Raspberry Pi3B+.

created DNS XMPP, STUN and TURN SRV records with domain host, based on instructions from the eJabberd documentation, here.

Because both devices are connected through VPNs and are managing to establish a voice connection, to me this suggests that the STUN/TURN relay server it being activated, but I would appreciate verification of my setup from others who know more about this than I do?īelow are the details of my configuration and the steps I took to set up the eJabberd STUN/TURN server: My Android phone is running the Jitsi app installed from an APK and my Ubuntu laptop is running the Jitsi desktop app from the jitsi_-1_b package.īoth client devices are connected to the internet through VPN connections, to different locations. I’m able to make voice calls between two Jitsi clients ( Jitsi is the only XMPP client that I have found that can reliably and compatibly make voice connections between devices).

Cannot connect to ejabberd ip adress how to#

Any help with understanding how to test my set up would be much appreciated? There are some references to STUN and TURN in my eJabberd log files ( detailed below) but I can’t tell if I’m testing my setup correctly. However, I’m finding it hard to verify that the STUN/TURN server is configured correctly. I’ve have configured my default Freedombox eJabberd XMPP chat server for STUN/TURN voice and video connections.