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Jakob Smith

Thanks for the tutorial.

I managed to get a Jitsi Meet server up on Azure. I can connect to it from a browser and from the Android Jitsi Meet app, but no sound or video is transmitted from user to user.

Any ideas?

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Andrea Giacobino

hey Jakob, I haven't tried on Azure so I can't say what could be the issue, but it might be worth to check on the forum if somebody had the same problem.
On the server you can check for errors in the application logs (/var/log/jitsi), if there is all fine the problem might lie in the Azure networking or on the client side.

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Jakob Smith

Hello Andrea,

Thanks for your suggestions.

After some trial and error I found this, which worked for me:

github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues...

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zaistev

Hello, I also managed to deploy this jitsi meet server and make it run on Azure. And I faced the same NAT network issue as you mentioned. I did the same hotfix updating sip-communicator.properties properties.
so far, so good. BUT I am running an issue when more than 3 people are in the videoconf.
I am wondering if I am having this problem bc the VN's hostname is linked to "....cloudapp.azure.com".
how did you configure the DNS server? u had the same prob?
thanks in advance

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Jakob Smith

I just made a subdomain on one of my domains and pointed it to the Azure server IP via 2 A-records in the DNS, one www-record and one non-www-record.