Right.
BTW I was using UDP punch-through five or six years ago,
it's a fun technique -- when it works, anyway!
Scott C. Best wrote:
Just to clarify...yes, in EchoVNC all of the packets go
thru the echoServer. We'll be adding a UDP punch-thru to echoWare
so that it attempts "direct connections" when possible, but it will
always have a highly reliable TCP fallback.
And yes, the "rendezvous server" (aka, echoServer) is not
currently open-source. But it is a free download (for both Windows
and Linux) and the demo service at "demo.echovnc.com" is totally
free to use.
cheers,
Scott
Kelly F. Hickel wrote:
http://www.gotomyvnc.com/
Well, that's a start... but it's not terribly
polished, EchoVNC is windows-specific, and
it seems to always send packets via the relay
instead of going direct when possible (unless
I misunderstand), and (worst of all) the rendezvous
server is not open source and not free to use.
So there's still some room for improvement.
- Dan
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