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STUN the Network – How STUN helps WebRTC Traverse NATs

Technology Brief, STUN the Network – How STUN helps WebRTC Traverse NATs

STUN the Network – How STUN helps WebRTC Traverse NATs


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In my last post (a long time ago) I introduced the issue of NATs and Firewalls, and the tools WebRTC uses to overcome them.  First off, my apologies for the lengthy hiatus after promising to continue the discussion of NAT/Firewall traversal.  Since that entry, I became a Dad for the 2nd time, and lets just […]

Reid Stidolph · September 17, 2013

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