STUN

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STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) is a network protocol that helps devices discover their public IP address and port as seen by external servers, enabling communication across NAT and firewalls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF standard
network protocol
abbreviation STUN
category NAT traversal protocol
defaultPort 3478
definedInRFC RFC 5389 NERFINISHED
designGoal be simple and lightweight
work with various NAT types
firstStandardizedYear 2008
fullName Session Traversal Utilities for NAT NERFINISHED
keyAttribute FINGERPRINT
MAPPED-ADDRESS
MESSAGE-INTEGRITY
NONCE
REALM
USERNAME
XOR-MAPPED-ADDRESS
limitation cannot guarantee connectivity through all symmetric NATs
messageType error response
indication
request
success response
obsoletes RFC 3489 NERFINISHED
operatesOver TCP NERFINISHED
UDP NERFINISHED
organization Internet Engineering Task Force NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose assist NAT traversal
discover public IP address
discover public transport port
relatedTo ICE NERFINISHED
TURN
replaces Simple Traversal of UDP Through NATs NERFINISHED
requires publicly reachable STUN server
secureDefaultPort 5349
securityFeature FINGERPRINT CRC-32c check
HMAC-SHA1 message integrity
standardTrack Proposed Standard
supportsIPv IPv4
IPv6
supportsTransport DTLS-over-UDP
TCP NERFINISHED
TLS-over-TCP
UDP NERFINISHED
usedBy Interactive Connectivity Establishment NERFINISHED
WebRTC NERFINISHED
usedFor VoIP NERFINISHED
interactive multimedia applications
real-time communication
video conferencing
usesPortRange 3478-3481

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