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> NAT work[s] just fine It's sort of tolerable if it happens on your home router which is under your control, but its absolutely a pain in the backside if it's
by iggldiggl 4y ago
> NAT work[s] just fine
It's sort of tolerable if it happens on your home router which is under your control, but its absolutely a pain in the backside if it's done on the ISP level (CGNAT) and you want to self-host anything from your home network, like multiplayer mode in some games, or whatever…
- exabrial 4y agoJust curious, how does ipv6 solve multiplayer mode? Even with ipv6, you absolutely need to drop inbound traffic from the internet to devices on your LAN... am I not understanding something with ipv6?
- markus92 4y agoNo NAT traversal nor double NAT, you can just open the port on your firewall and it'd work.