Why would TCP be faster than UDP over a
LAN for VoIP traffic?
I can’t think why Skype would do
that, unless maybe to use a stream cipher for better encryption?
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Subject: Re: [p2p-hackers] UDP NAT
Hole Punching Question
speed.
Carlos Alberto Kamienski
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> I have studied Skype for this effect, and I have seen that it isnt
> working with UDP (in my NAT environment atleast), all TCP
> communications, on port 80 and 443. I am new and bewildered. I need
> some direction, as how to progress, in writing a simple p2p
> communication over NAT.
We've been working with Skype and found out that in the newest versions,
when both peers are behind the same NAT (i.e., probably in the same LAN),
it uses TCP and not UDP. I was wondering if anyone could tell me why this
was changed.
Carlos
>
> sorry for the dumb post, if it sounds like one, I am absolutely a
> newbie in this field.
> regards
>
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