Difference between --no-udp-relay and --no-udp

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jiten shah

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Mar 21, 2016, 10:46:05 AM3/21/16
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Hello. I was just trying to use TURN with TCP and wanted communication with peers only with TCP.

./turnserver -a  -v -X 54.169.207.50 --no-udp-relay -u gorst:hero  -r bloombench.com --no-stun  --> Did not work 


./turnserver -a  -v -X 54.169.207.50 --no-udp -u gorst:hero  -r bloombench.com --no-stun  --> Worked


Since, I wanted to use only TCP replay '--no-udp-relay' seemed more logical to use but I guess I am missing something here. 

Can some one please clarify my confusion.


Thanks

Oleg Moskalenko

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Mar 21, 2016, 12:17:32 PM3/21/16
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-no-udp-relay is about communications with peers (the relay side). And it is not supported in webrtc.

-no-udp is about communications with clients (client side). It is supported in webrtc.

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