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[joeblew99]

This looks very smart and a new way to overcome NAT.

About 5% of remote devices will not be able to do UDP based NAT punch through. So does this code include a stun and relay service ?

Also have you tested on symmetric NAT routers ? That is hard to break through; especially when both devices are behind this type of router.

What ports does this use ?

[miolini]

Hello Joe!

This looks very smart and a new way to overcome NAT.

About 5% of remote devices will not be able to do UDP based NAT punch through.
So does this code include a stun and relay service ?

We are using STUN and UPnP for NAT traversal.

Also have you tested on symmetric NAT routers ? That is hard to break through;
especially when both devices are behind this type of router.

We don't test yet speccialy for specific NAT routers.

What ports does this use ?

It's random generating between 40000-60000 ports on first network join and storing into user pref file.