I have been looking at OpenDHT code to see if I could contribute that with a pull request by myself, but although it seems it shouldn't be hard to provide such a mechanism in the current design, I haven't been able to understand where and what code I should write to make implement this. This way the firewall NAT see near in time UDP packets with reciprocal direction, addresses and ports, and 'think' they are from an established connection, and hopefully instead of dropping them, it add them to it's NAT table and a 'connection' is established.

GNUnet can tunnel IP traffic over the peer-to-peer network. Retroshare is an instant messaging and file-sharing network that uses a distributed hash table for address discovery.

realvnc (Realvnc) redhatupdate (RedHat Update) retroshare (RetroShare). We do the same on the node which run the get (which already take a callback as parameter on OpenDHT too). Lookups of records defined by other users are performed using GNUnets DHT. intercom (Intercom) iosotaupdate (iOS over-the-air (OTA) update). Users can communicate indirectly through. In RetroShare we are discussing about replacing our own Bittorrent compatible old DHT implementation (bitdht) with OpenDHT.Īs far as we have understand the only missing feature is to be able to register a callback when our DHT node actually answer a get request, in our use case this is important because on this callback we trigger a UDP NAT traversal attempt. Retroshare is an instant messaging and file-sharing network that uses a distributed hash table for address discovery.

Retroshare behind nat