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how to use Relay to connect peers which are unreachable. (General questions)

by Jasmine, Wednesday, May 18, 2016, 16:12 (2899 days ago) @ ardar

Hi.

It is possible that B and C are unable to connect, for example if both sides uses BSD-alike gateway that doesn't use sequential NAT port allocation. UPNP should help here, or using static ports open on the router.

When this happens, you can always any server with public IP to use as a relay for those peers
http://www.weonlydo.com/VPN/Help/wodVPN-VPNRelay.html

I hope this helps!
Jasmine.

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