Let's assume we have two IPFS peers A and B without a common transport. For example, A is a go-libp2p node which supports TCP and WS, whereas B is a js-libp2p node which supports WebRTC. Can A and B communicate with each other?
One obvious idea is to use a relay node C which supports both TCP and WebRTC, and can relay traffic as follows:
TCP WebRTC
A <---------> C <---------> B
Do such relay nodes exist? How would A and B communicate with each other today?
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@JustinDrake we are working on that TURN feature, there is code for it already, just not merged into master, it is one of our Q4 goals, so expect news soon :)
JustinDrake commentedNov 24, 2016
Let's assume we have two IPFS peers
AandBwithout a common transport. For example,Ais ago-libp2pnode which supports TCP and WS, whereasBis ajs-libp2pnode which supports WebRTC. CanAandBcommunicate with each other?One obvious idea is to use a relay node
Cwhich supports both TCP and WebRTC, and can relay traffic as follows:Do such relay nodes exist? How would
AandBcommunicate with each other today?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: