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Because it is simply impossible to configure NAT to forward the ports to the internal network...

• tehbeard 11y ago
  ...and noone ever has to worry about carrier grade NAT or heaven forbid, being in a managed office and unable to easily alter the firewall for their LAN or deal with inept IT departments... \s
  • arpa 11y ago
    while I see your point, I respectfully disagree. You could get a real carrier that gives you external IP. And if your office hides your computer behind firewall, they could have a reason for that. For, I don't know, corporate security. And there you go, running bugFTP 0.3 inside the company network where every computer is trusted... Sure, that's a great idea.