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Verify the installation using the `kubectl` command, it might take some time until all the Kubernetes pods are spinned up. Once everything is stable you should be able to access Factory, Vault and Hub using the node ip address their designated node ports.
Verify the installation using the `kubectl` command, it might take some time until all the Kubernetes pods are spinned up. Once everything is stable you should be able to access Factory, Vault and Hub using the node ip address their designated node ports. Continue with the [`configuration tutorial`](./README.configure.md) to start with the configuration and integration of the various tools.
Continue with the [`configuration tutorial`](./README.configure.md) to start with the configuration and integration of the various tools.
### Install Turnserver
If installed and configured correctly, you should be able to access the various user interfaces and view live streams. However, to access the high-definition live view, it is necessary to install and configure a TURN server, such as coturn.
```bash
sudo apt-get install -y coturn
```
After installing, clear the contents of the `/etc/turnserver.conf` configuration file.
```bash
sudo nano /etc/turnserver.conf
```
Add following configuration and save the `turnserver.conf` file.
```conf
listening-device=eth0
listening-port=8443
relay-ip=172.17.19.105
fingerprint
lt-cred-mech
user=username1:password1
syslog
```
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