LiveKit supports multiple destination protocols depending on the network conditions: • UDP: Preferred for real-time media due to its low latency and efficiency. • TCP: Used as a fallback when UDP is unavailable, often in restrictive networks. • TLS: Employed for encrypted connections, particularly when UDP is blocked. LiveKit uses a fallback mechanism, starting with ICE over UDP, then TURN with UDP, followed by ICE over TCP, and finally TURN with TLS if previous methods fail. This ensures reliable connectivity across different network environments. Sources: Connecting to LiveKit | LiveKit Docs | Configuring firewalls | LiveKit Docs | config-sample.yaml | livekit-ffi/src/livekit.proto.rs | Connecting to LiveKit | LiveKit Docs