Rémi Denis-Courmont wrote:
endpoint independent mapping and filtering enables address referrals
between application instances (which use the same port number). This
advantage is independent of the transport protocol and the connection
model. The exceptions you are listing are special cases for NAT'ing
in general, not only with regard to the usefulness of endpoint
independent mapping and filtering.
I don't disagree... Lets say that endpoint independent mapping is
one half
of a solution. We need another half: either a "simultaneous hole
punching"
mechanism, (and/)or endpoint independent _filtering_...
Maybe that was our misunderstanding: Yes, we need both, endpoint-
independent
mapping /and/ filtering. But re-read my email; I in fact talked about
both.
- Christian
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