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Exposing big UDP ports range

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    • vladimir.dV Offline
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      wrote on last edited by
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      Is it possible to expose 10K or 20K UDP ports by one directive in Cloudronmanifest?

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      • vladimir.dV vladimir.d

        Is it possible to expose 10K or 20K UDP ports by one directive in Cloudronmanifest?

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        mehdi
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        @vladimir-d I do not thing there is, but it should not be too hard to implement on the platform side. What's your usecase for this?

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        • mehdiM mehdi

          @vladimir-d I do not thing there is, but it should not be too hard to implement on the platform side. What's your usecase for this?

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          @mehdi It's needed with Screensy: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5480/screensy-simple-alternative-to-teamviewer-anydesk-etc?_=1641389991009

          We have it running nicely on our instance. If we get that done, then we can submit it for the App Store.

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          • marcusquinnM marcusquinn

            @mehdi It's needed with Screensy: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5480/screensy-simple-alternative-to-teamviewer-anydesk-etc?_=1641389991009

            We have it running nicely on our instance. If we get that done, then we can submit it for the App Store.

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            @marcusquinn looking at the readme of screensy the udp ports are required for the turn server:

            PORTS
            -----
            
            The following ports need to be accessible by the client for screensy to work.
            
            +-------------+----------+-----------+
            | Port number | Protocol | Service   |
            +-------------+----------+-----------+
            | 80          | TCP      | HTTP      |
            | 443         | TCP      | HTTPS     |
            | 3478        | TCP/UDP  | STUN/TURN |
            | 49152-65535 | UDP      | TURN      |
            +-------------+----------+-----------+
            

            A turn server however is already part of Cloudron, I would therefore recommend to use that one instead.

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            • fbartelsF fbartels

              @marcusquinn looking at the readme of screensy the udp ports are required for the turn server:

              PORTS
              -----
              
              The following ports need to be accessible by the client for screensy to work.
              
              +-------------+----------+-----------+
              | Port number | Protocol | Service   |
              +-------------+----------+-----------+
              | 80          | TCP      | HTTP      |
              | 443         | TCP      | HTTPS     |
              | 3478        | TCP/UDP  | STUN/TURN |
              | 49152-65535 | UDP      | TURN      |
              +-------------+----------+-----------+
              

              A turn server however is already part of Cloudron, I would therefore recommend to use that one instead.

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              @fbartels Thanks, makes sense.

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              Development https://brandlight.org
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                Right, just use the turn addon - https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/addons/#turn

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