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Having two NATs is really the only case worth mentioning. Considering almost all internet traffic involves at least one NAT, if you can’t handle a single NAT ca
by adamfisk 6y ago
Having two NATs is really the only case worth mentioning. Considering almost all internet traffic involves at least one NAT, if you can’t handle a single NAT case, you’ve got issues!
- kenmacd 6y agoI have ZeroTier running behind a variety of different NATs and haven't had any issues at all. It also seems to do a good job of having hosts on the same network talk directly over their private IPs.
- namibj 6y agoExcept almost no IPv6 traffic involves a NAT, and a significant chunk of internet traffic is using IPv6. Hence it's not possible for almost all to involve a NAT, even if all IPv4 traffic would.