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If you send from local ip/port X to remote ip/port Y, your router will see both pairs. The router has no problem sending responses back your way after it has s
by foxfluff 5y ago
If you send from local ip/port X to remote ip/port Y, your router will see both pairs. The router has no problem sending responses back your way after it has stored the tuple, assuming you're receiving responses on the same port you sent from. UDP connection tracking is nothing new at all.
If you haven't sent anything at all, then you're not a normal client, you're a server and need port forwarding anyway (or you're ftp and should be shot).
- zaarn 5y agoUDP Connection Tracking is not well implemented on all routers, more than once I've found that forwarding a UDP port makes that UDP port unavailable for other devices to use.