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I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. Let's say you had two routers. 1 with NAT and 1 without. They both will have a firewall that by default blocks
by Jonnax 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you mean here.
Let's say you had two routers.
1 with NAT and 1 without.
They both will have a firewall that by default blocks incoming traffic.
So they are functionally equivalent.
- intergalplan 5y agoCould be true, these days. Didn't used to always be, at least on consumer hardware, though I've not seen a non-NATing Internet-connected consumer network in most of two decades.