> The p2p-sip TURN server, prior to those messages above, > determined its publicly-routable IP address and publicly- > routable UDP port. It may have determined that via STUN > (or, if there is only one level of NAT, it might have > determined that via UPnP or NAT-PMP). > > The p2p-sip TURN server also determines that it can receive > STUN requests from arbitrary STUN clients via that port; Bruce > I believe has written up how a TURN server makes that > determination. Once the TURN server has made that determination, > it would register itself as a TURN server in the p2p overlay > network.
How do you assume the filtering behavior of the NAT which is in the front of the TURN server? If it is not end-point independent filtering, how could the TURN client's request reach the TURN peer behind the NAT? _______________________________________________ P2PSIP mailing list [email protected] https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/p2psip
