Sorry, could you please clarify this part one more?
Then you need to check whether the public IP is on the router Flint2 or on the ISP Modem, or the public IP is still on the upper-level network device of the ISP modem, the ISP modem may be obtained a CGNAT IP.
The first 2 STUN Server addresses are private addresses, which means you have to build and host a own turnserver on your Flint2 WAN side, only that you can test like my previous reply.
The last 2 are public network turnserver. The test results show that your Flint2's Full Cone NAT has taken effect and is working normally.