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> Are you handling users behind a NAT using a TURN server too? Most NAT's do not need TURN, only STUN. TURN is basically a worst-case solution.
by SahAssar 5y ago
> Are you handling users behind a NAT using a TURN server too?
Most NAT's do not need TURN, only STUN. TURN is basically a worst-case solution.
- CraigDunn 5y agoTURN is only used if STUN fails - I see from my analytics at the turn server provider that not even one session has been handle that way :)