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NAT traversal sounds like a thing I very much don't want to deal with for a production network, instinctively. It's fine for video games with friends but I've s
by geofft 7y ago
NAT traversal sounds like a thing I very much don't want to deal with for a production network, instinctively. It's fine for video games with friends but I've seen enough stuff go wrong with even normal networks that I wouldn't want to trust it. If this is what Slack is actually doing, I'd be very curious to hear how it's working out for them and how they debug network outages.
(Which is why I suspect it's not and the readme isn't clear)
- viraptor 7y agoYeah, after doing a few years of VoIP I pretty much learned the same. Yes, there are multiple methods of traversal, yes they are sound in theory. Yet stuff breaks all the time on consumer routers.