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01-30-2019 04:29 AM
Hey guys,
When I want to do a video call with Signal messenger, I need to add two rules:
Rule1:
App: Signal
Service: application default
Rule2:
App: STUN
Service: any
Signal accesses random destination ips on random ports.
Skype and Google Hangouts need those rules:
App: Skype, Google-Hangouts
Service: application default
App: rtp
Service: application default
App: rtcp
Service: application default
As a result I had to add those 3 rules for all 3 apps to work:
App: rtp
Service: application default
App: rtcp
Service: application default
App: STUN
Service: any
Do you experience the same?
01-30-2019 07:08 AM
I've had a similar issue with Signal needing Stun access, to me Signal should list that it depends on STUN.
As for the Skype and Google-Hangouts question, you should be looking at the Depends-On listing when you are enabling these applications. Skype and Google-Hangouts both have a long list of app-ids that they depend on being allowed to function correctly.
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