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In/Outgoing Peer Connection Protocols: what's going on with UDP

by taxi on 2026/01/24 08:08:41 PM    
My download speeds vary so very much (socks5 proxy).

I understand TCP Only vs UDP Only.

But how can the effective download speeds be so different (apparently) for TCP > UDP versus UDP > TCP? And why is there also TCP = UDP option?

So many questions! Please advise? :)

Thanks!
by Guest on 2026/01/26 02:08:07 PM    
This is not a preference for speed. It's an option that controls whether TCP or UDP should be used first to talk to peers that support both (many, or most, clients). Unless you have a valid reason, and a well understood problem to solve, you should not mess with those.

Does your unstable (read: free hacked) proxy support UDP tunneling at all? Are you sure?
by taxi on 2026/02/08 06:14:52 PM    
not a free hacked proxy... why would you assume that?
by taxi on 2026/02/08 08:56:34 PM    
If anyone could explain the TCP > UDP options and its variations and why the defaults are as they are... Do share please :) Thank you!




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