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We have a server (A) with a public ip behind a restricted cone nat.
Our client (B) is behind a restricted cone as well.
We have the Punch Server Host set to the public ip of (A) and we even opened the firewall port to 6776
On our client when we run the compiled console app, we get asked:
[CONNECTOR] Enter the address of the listener you want to punch:
Which ip is this referencing?
Our goal is to simply create a punch / connection from B to A so that we can then proxy services from B to A as requested by A.
You call ListenForPunches on one computer behind one network.
Then you call Punch on another computer on a different network, you pass the IP of the network where the "ListenForPunches" computer is located. This will punch a hole in the listeners NAT with the help of the punch server.
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t3therdev commentedon Sep 17, 2020
Hi, any update on this?
TwoTenPvP commentedon Sep 17, 2020
You call ListenForPunches on one computer behind one network.
Then you call Punch on another computer on a different network, you pass the IP of the network where the "ListenForPunches" computer is located. This will punch a hole in the listeners NAT with the help of the punch server.