feat: dcutr #279
feat: dcutr #279
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| they can continue using the relay connection. Once the two nodes have synchronized, they can simultaneously | ||
| open a connection to each other's addresses, allowing for successful hole punching. | ||
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| The DCUtR protocol supports TCP and QUIC connections with slightly different procedures. For TCP |
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This part is also somewhat technical, and I feel like would be better to just link to the spec directly.
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I think this is important to have but simplified it even more. We also link to the spec at the bottom.
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Maybe we want to link: https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works/ |
Let's do that! At some point, I'd like to have our own post about NAT traversal that uses pretty diagrams, but for now, the Tailscale blog post is a good reference. |
Co-authored-by: Prithvi Shahi <[email protected]>
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@MarcoPolo Can you take a look at this PR, it looks good to merge from my end |
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@MarcoPolo or @mxinden need a review from either of you |
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This is ready, will merge when ci/builds finish |
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