If the description is correct, then there would be a much worse problem if you had two clients talking to the same NLB. If they happen to use the same local por

If the description is correct, then there would be a much worse problem if you had two clients talking to the same NLB. If they happen to use the same local port number at the same time, then it would all fail. This seems likely to happen a lot more than a single client reusing its local-port because it is a different remote IP. How does an NLB handle the following two connections: 1) from 1.2.3.4:44444 to NLB:443 2) from 1.2.3.5:44444 to NLB:443 What does the (single) inside server see?