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Absolutely not. Most routers on the internet are not doing connection tracking. But that's not my point - most cases where things /are/ keeping state need to w
by oasisbob 3y ago
Absolutely not. Most routers on the internet are not doing connection tracking.
But that's not my point - most cases where things /are/ keeping state need to worry about keeping state on UDP-oriented protocols as well.
- tonyarkles 3y agoYeah, 100% agree. The main place that connection tracking is happening is whenever there's NAT involved and that's going to need to happen for both TCP and UDP.