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STUN / TURN connectivity test.
In-house, browser-native probe of the Conceptual Health® relay. No third-party libraries, no external services — your browser opens an RTCPeerConnection directly against our turn host, gathers ICE candidates, and reports what it sees. Use this to audit reachability from any network, including corporate firewalls.
DNS
turn.conceptualhealth.com A record pending — using public IP 142.190.54.246 directly. TURNS (TLS) will be enabled once the A record is added at the registrar and a cert is issued for the hostname.STUN endpointstun:142.190.54.246:3478
TURN endpoint (UDP)turn:142.190.54.246:3478?transport=udp
TURN endpoint (TCP)turn:142.190.54.246:3478?transport=tcp
TURNS endpoint (TLS)turns:turn.conceptualhealth.com:5349?transport=tcp
Realmconceptualhealth.com
AuthenticationHMAC-SHA1 short-lived credentials (RFC 7635 / oauth-style); ask the relay-credentials API for a one-time username + password.
Run a probe
The probe gathers candidates for a synthetic data channel and reports each one. A successful run shows at least one srflx (STUN-discovered server-reflexive) candidate and, if TURN credentials are provided, at least one relay candidate.
TURN credentials (optional)
Short-lived credentials are issued by
POST /api/v1/relay/credentials on the GuardianOrb concierge service for any authenticated user. For an unauthenticated audit probe, paste a username + password the operator gave you.
Result
StatusIdle — click a button
Public reflexive (srflx)—
Relayed (relay)—
Local host—
Total candidates0
Gather time—
Log
[ready]