Hands-on articles about TURN and STUN servers, WebRTC connectivity and integrating turnix.io with popular platforms. Looking for the API? Head over to the documentation.
A complete step-by-step guide to installing and configuring a TURN server (Turnix.io) for Jitsi Meet. Discover why TURN is essential for reliable WebRTC connections, how it improves video conferencing behind firewalls and NAT, and best practices for security and performance.
Read guideLearn how to set up a secure TURN-only WebRTC connection between two browsers using Node.js, WebSocket signaling, and TURNIX. Step-by-step guide for reliable video streaming behind NAT and firewalls.
Read guideNextcloud Talk enables secure, self-hosted video calls and chat. To ensure reliable connectivity behind firewalls and NAT, it requires TURN/STUN servers. Turnix.io provides a managed, global TURN/STUN infrastructure that integrates seamlessly with Nextcloud Talk.
Read guideCoturn is a mature, open-source STUN/TURN server used to help real-time media (WebRTC, VoIP) traverse NATs and firewalls.
Read guideReal-time communication on the web (such as video calls, VoIP, and conferencing) relies on NAT traversal to allow peers to connect even when they’re behind firewalls or NAT (Network Address Translation) devices. Two key technologies enabling this are STUN and TURN servers.
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