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I want to use NAT hole-punching in one of my java applications, but I don\'t know where to start. I\'d like some sample code to start off with....
How can I do the hole punching over http,like I have a server in godaddy Its port access for tcp listeners is closed,so can I get the clien开发者_如何学JAVAt\'s port
Let\'s say I have a server, and two clients connected to it. (via TCP, but it doesn\'t matter) My goal is to allow a direct connection between those two clients. This is to allow direct voice contact
I\'m trying to add networking over the internet to my game, using Peer to Peer. I have already implemented a LAN only version, which uses .NET\'s peer to peer classes to connect within the local netwo
I have a question about the skype protocol. Supposedly, according to wiki, the supernodes in Skype are used in UDP hole punching. The supernodes are nodes without firewalls/NATs.
I am working on both udp/tcp based P2P for file and real time video streaming application.the application will be developed for both Linux and windows platform using c++.
I would like to create simple chat program in Java, which could work on p2p basis. Using public server to only initiate connection. But I am not even sure this is possible.
I have gone throughvarious udp based P2P Technology like Stun . I have implementedUDP/TCP hole punching recently for implementing p2p.
I\'m trying to send \'hello\' btw 2 clients, each behind a firewalled NAT, without success. UDP or TCP punching are just as fine, for now.
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