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Even well-behaved unfragmented UDP should be more expensive to NAT because it doesn't have an end-of-stream "FIN" marker, meaning stateful middleboxes need to r
by dgemm 3y ago
Even well-behaved unfragmented UDP should be more expensive to NAT because it doesn't have an end-of-stream "FIN" marker, meaning stateful middleboxes need to retain state for longer because they can only time out.
- richardwhiuk 3y agoTimeouts on UDP are usually much shorter than TCP, so it's not as bad as it sounds.