An easier way to go: SCTP over UDP in the Linux kernel
Use SCTP over UDP in the Linux kernel so traffic can pass through legacy NATs without SCTP support. It lets SCTP run on hosts without direct IP layer access.
Use SCTP over UDP in the Linux kernel so traffic can pass through legacy NATs without SCTP support. It lets SCTP run on hosts without direct IP layer access.
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