Relay using Send and Data indications
03The client can send a Send indication toward a peer, while returning peer data is delivered using Data indications.
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RFC 8656 · § 11EXAMPLE
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A permitted peer reply becomes a Data indication back to the client.
A permitted peer reply becomes a Data indication back to the client.
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The server relays from the allocated relay address after relevant permission checks.
- The server relays from the allocated relay address after relevant permission checks.
- TURN does not make the relayed application payload end-to-end encrypted by itself.
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