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It doesn’t just “fall off” the NAT table. Some process in the firewall chose that entry in the NAT table to drop at that moment. It could use the entries from
by jandrese 5y ago
It doesn’t just “fall off” the NAT table. Some process in the firewall chose that entry in the NAT table to drop at that moment. It could use the entries from that NAT table to construct RST packets to both sides of the connection. This should be easy and obvious.