WebRTC connection to TURN sequence
Is it possible to connect WebRTC peers to different TURN servers and then establish the connection between TURNs?
So each peer connected to its own TURN server and then these TURNs connecting to each other
Solution
Yes this isn't a problem at all!
For a TURN allocation you really have two entry points. The Server and Relay listener.
WebRTC for the Curious also has a visualization here
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