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Yes, it works quite well. Especially if the port prediction part is driven by a dedicated "rendezvous" server rather than delegated to the clients to do. This
by apankrat 6y ago
Yes, it works quite well.
Especially if the port prediction part is driven by a dedicated "rendezvous" server rather than delegated to the clients to do. This plus taking care of the long tail (weird NAT combos) and adding a TCP traversal as a fallback used to get you a success rate of 95-97%.