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No. Here's a simple strategy: the two peers send each other a few packets simultaneously, then the firewall will open because by default almost all firewalls al
by kccqzy 1y ago
No. Here's a simple strategy: the two peers send each other a few packets simultaneously, then the firewall will open because by default almost all firewalls allow response traffic. IPv6 simplifies things because you know exactly what address to send to.
- ectospheno 1y agoThat is my point. You hole punch in that scenario even without NAT. It is no easier.
- the8472 1y agoIt's easier since you don't don't have to deal with symmetric nat, external IP address discovery and port mapping.