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P2P behind Symmetric NAT (General questions)

by IRK, Monday, January 17, 2011, 17:24 (5059 days ago)

What is the limitation of enabling P2P behind NAT?
Can you help me with some thumb-rule for achieving P2P?

Thanks,

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Re: P2P behind Symmetric NAT

by woddrazen, Monday, January 17, 2011, 17:32 (5059 days ago) @ IRK

Hi,


Which help do you need? wodVPN (P2P) should work behind NAT.

Did you maybe try wodVPN samples inside component Samples folder? Does it work maybe?


Regards,
Drazen

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