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I don't see one myself; at the very least, you need a signalling server. Under ipv6, there is less NATing involved, but you're still going to have problems with
by alexchamberlain 6y ago
I don't see one myself; at the very least, you need a signalling server. Under ipv6, there is less NATing involved, but you're still going to have problems with firewalls.
- polishdude20 6y agoThere is port forwarding though right? Although, your public IP can change at any moment if it's not static.
- alexchamberlain 6y agoRight- I believe that's how a STUN server works; opens a UDP port to the outside world. TURN is a TCP connection to a UDP proxy in effect. The signalling server is different; it proxies metadata between peers like "today, my IP is X" or "I'd like to start a call"