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Yeah, it's initial peer discovery and connection setup (if behind NAT) I'm talking about. Once you've found the other PC and got a connection set up then all i
by AndrewDucker 9y ago
Yeah, it's initial peer discovery and connection setup (if behind NAT) I'm talking about. Once you've found the other PC and got a connection set up then all is well ;-)
Do these services also act as connectors in case of double NAT?
- padenot 9y agoThey certainly can, I don't know if they do in practice. It always work for me, so I haven't investigated too much.
- TD-Linux 9y agoSTUN allows all sorts of hole-punching for cases where both peers are behind NATs. For cases where the hole-punching doesn't work (a user behind two NATs might be one case), you can use TURN which is a dumb UDP or TCP relay.