Connect clients using WAN

[bokidotnet]

Hi Miroslave,

Can you tell me is there any practical workaround to connect clients over WAN IP's directlly since you have WAN IP's as well?
In local lan working very well.

Nice work!

Keep going.

Cheers.

[miroslavpejic85]

Hi @bokidotnet,

In theory, by pasting Your WAN IP:Port to other peer and vice versa, then pressing Connect (both) at the same time, you should be able to establish a connection?

Thank you.

[bokidotnet]

I know but that is theory. I tested already and didn't work over wan.

[CodeDiseaseDev]

having same issue, i assume the STUN servers dont matter for p2p??

[CodeDiseaseDev]

the stun servers that work on my pc at home dont work on my laptop
and the ones that work on my laptop dont work on my pc at home...

[phungxuanvuong]

I know but that is theory. I tested already and didn't work over wan.

Yes Im facing with same issue. Cannot connect through wan

[teamdArk5]

I know but that is theory. I tested already and didn't work over wan.

Yes Im facing with same issue. Cannot connect through wan

Hello, can you connect via wan now?

[miroslavpejic85]

STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) enables peer-to-peer connections by allowing devices behind network address translation (NAT) to discover their public IP addresses and determine the best way to establish a connection. However, in certain scenarios like symmetric NAT or strict firewalls, STUN might not work. Symmetric NAT creates unique mappings for each connection, hindering STUN's ability to find the correct address for direct communication. Similarly, strict firewalls might block STUN requests, preventing the establishment of peer-to-peer connections.