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Re: How does a server know a client is trying to c (General questions)

by woddrazen, Thursday, November 13, 2008, 15:16 (5852 days ago) @ Chip

Chip,


You can't connect peers through firewall without using Mediator and Search Method. I have talked about that with our leading programmer.

One mediator is used in Wippien.com. Wippien is using wodVPN and it works without any problem with many users using only one mediator.

You can of course start as many mediator you want. So you can use more then one mediator and lower mediator requests.


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