TSV
WebRTC Technologies - TSV
WebRTC technologies are a set of NAT traversal protocols that enable real-time communication between browsers. ICE (Interactive Connectivity Establishment) provides the connection establishment framework, STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) handles public IP address discovery, and TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) provides relay functionality. These technologies work together to enable direct communication between devices behind firewalls and NATs. Standardized by W3C and IETF, they continue to evolve with ongoing improvements.
WebRTC
NAT traversal
real-time communication
P2P
protocol
IETF
W3C
code slug name description category fullName rfc
01 ice ICE A framework for establishing connections across NATs. Connection Establishment Interactive Connectivity Establishment RFC 8445
02 stun STUN Protocol for discovering public IP addresses. Address Discovery Session Traversal Utilities for NAT RFC 8489
03 turn TURN Protocol providing media relay functionality. Media Relay Traversal Using Relays around NAT RFC 8656
04 dtls DTLS TLS encryption protocol operating over UDP. Encryption Datagram Transport Layer Security RFC 6347
05 srtp SRTP Encrypted transport protocol for real-time media. Media Encryption Secure Real-time Transport Protocol RFC 3711
06 trickle-ice Trickle ICE Optimization technique for incremental ICE candidate exchange. Connection Optimization Trickle ICE RFC 8839 / RFC 8840
07 whip WHIP HTTP-based ingestion protocol for WebRTC. Signaling WebRTC-HTTP Ingestion Protocol RFC 9725
08 sdp SDP Session description protocol. Session Description Session Description Protocol RFC 8866