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Is this app unable to transfer udp? #1
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This app should work fine with UDP theoretically but I haven't tested it so
I'll look into that when possible.
However your case is slightly complicated. Could you share definitions of
NAT types for Nintendo Switch? I think Android uses UPnP for service
discovery under Wi-Fi direct mode so that could be a problem. This probably
could be fixed, but first could you test NAT types with this app under
native AP mode following theae directions:
1. You have to be on 0.1.0+ for this;
2. Turn on Hotspot in Android system; (not the one in app)
3. Turn on the main switch of this app;
4. Connect your Switch and see what's the connection type.
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I can verify that UDP forwarding isn't working. I'll fix it sometime. |
Doing some research about android hotspot and figure out that android hotspot do not support UPNP so we can never get an open nat on it.Thanks for your work anyway |
Some further test shows that basic UDP forwarding actually is working. Maybe it has something to do with MTUs but I'm not sure. Let's keep this issue open for now. |
Seems like the problem on my side is just MTU. UDP seems to be working fine. Closing. |
Still get a low NAT type (NAT D - could not receive udp)on my nintendo switch.But downloading and viewing website is ok.
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