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Cannot connect peers behind NAT
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to use discovery-swarm with hyperdrive. On a local network the peers successfully find each other, but if I try to connect to a peer and we both behind NAT, they won’t find each other.
I use the servers used in datland-swarm-defaults.
How you supposed to connect in this case? I’m quite new to these things so maybe I’m missing something.
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I’m experiencing similar issues with this test script I wrote. The peer address is found through the DHT, but no connection is established.
I’ve been testing communication between a Windows 10 and macOS High Sierra machine.
I wanted to link my issue here from https://github.com/mafintosh/hypercore-multicast-swarm/issues/1 multicast-swarm because it solved my NAT issue. The issue is that it supports only hypercore at the moment but I’m lacking skills to make it support hyperdb.
All help appreciated!