Cygwin performance.

[Abdullah Dibas]

Speaking of performance and stability is using Cygwin to run the TURN server a good choice or not? and if not, why?  I've seen in some comments that using Cygwin with TURN is not recommended for production and is only recommended for R&D, but I don't really know is that still true in the latest versions of both Cygwin and TURN server.
Note: The number of the possible concurrent users of the TURN in my case will not be more than 3 or 4.

Thanks in advance.

[Oleg Moskalenko]

If thi sis about just a few concurrent users, then Cygwin platform may
be OK. But you have to test it - whether it works for you.

I personally do not see a reason to use Cygwin for a production setup.
It will require more efforts, actually.

Oleg

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[Abdullah Dibas]

Thanks for the reply Oleg :)

Abdullah