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Not sure what you mean, this separation does exist in routers we have today. A router that forwards packets based on only the destination IP address wouldn't ca
by Hikikomori 6y ago
Not sure what you mean, this separation does exist in routers we have today. A router that forwards packets based on only the destination IP address wouldn't care about your fancy new L4 protocol at all. Most ISP routers would be capable of this.
It would not be possible with most SOHO routers because they use NAT which mostly only compatible with TCP and UDP (though a more advanced SOHO router is capable of doing 1:1 for other L4 protocols).