What's in my ICE Data table?

You can find detailed information about what type of connection was used for the communication.

The ICE data table is a useful tool for understanding multiple ICE connectivity related scenarios, including

• Failure: When no connectivity is established
• Established, but fails
• Re-establishment of calls

A: These ICE candidates were proposed at the beginning of the conference, but they were not “nominated” and no data was sent through to them
B: This is the party the reporting participant was communicating with
C: This was the last candidate used during the communication
D: Amount of data exchanged through each candidate during the conference
E: How often STUN packets are sent to maintain the connection (NAT binding)
F: Type of candidate

More on this can be found in this blogpost outlining the features.