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If you can get a peer-to-peer connection, it's irrelevant whether you're behind a NAT or not. That's what ICE is for: to get a peer-to-peer connection even if
by pthatcherg 12y ago
If you can get a peer-to-peer connection, it's irrelevant whether you're behind a NAT or not. That's what ICE is for: to get a peer-to-peer connection even if you're behind a NAT. Having publicly routable IPv6 addresses may increase the likelihood of getting a peer-to-peer connection, but it's not a prerequisite.
- Animats 12y agoHaving a publicly routable IPv6 address means you don't need some paid service just to get connected.