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We want to be able to connect two nodes that are both behind NATed routers.
1 way to do this is to use uPnP which bruno is exploring in #83 but UPnP is not always available.
We should have a fallback which connects node A to node B through node C where node C has a public IP and nodes A and B do not. Using TCP hole punching.
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We want to be able to connect two nodes that are both behind NATed routers.
1 way to do this is to use uPnP which bruno is exploring in #83 but UPnP is not always available.
We should have a fallback which connects node A to node B through node C where node C has a public IP and nodes A and B do not. Using TCP hole punching.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: