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The benefit is to eliminate the disadvantages and complexity (however opaque) of running NAT. I don't think anyone is suggesting that all devices be reachable
by ilikepi 7y ago
The benefit is to eliminate the disadvantages and complexity (however opaque) of running NAT.
I don't think anyone is suggesting that all devices be reachable by default. It's entirely reasonable and prudent to have a firewall between my home network and the world, but NAT is not strictly required for this.
- tjoff 7y agoThat is a benefit, true. However I don't feel that it is comparable to the drawbacks. I'm not suggesting that anyone suggest devices being reachable. Them having a unique identifier is bad enough.