ICE: How to find your way through the internet

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Sept. 25, 2023

Speakers:

Matthew Waters

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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The internet is a vast place full of different hardware and software routing packets to the correct device. Connecting a client to a server is easy, however connecting a peer to another peer is not as easy because more often than not, an address address may be shared between many devices and needs to be translated. ICE is a standard to figure out how (and if) a connection can be established with a peer. This talk will focus on the use of ICE in a WebRTC context.