> Hint: It does. So, if I configure NAT, that prevents inbound connections? Or are you saying that it implies a firewall that won't filter a single packet, i.

> Hint: It does. So, if I configure NAT, that prevents inbound connections? Or are you saying that it implies a firewall that won't filter a single packet, i.e., a firewall that is functionally equivalent to no firewall at all, but that you insist on calling a firewall because it makes you "win the argument" while not contributing anything useful to the discussion? Yeah, and next I'll be selling cars with an air bag that isn't hooked up. I guarantee you, your head will be processed by an air bag module when you have an accident. So, who are you to claim that my cars don't have an airbag!