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You can solve that with STUN which is how WebRTC does it. Each end sends a STUN packet to get the NAT statefullness going. Granted, it requires transferring of
by algesten 8y ago
You can solve that with STUN which is how WebRTC does it. Each end sends a STUN packet to get the NAT statefullness going.
Granted, it requires transferring of ICE connection candidates out of band (via the horrors of SDP)