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Well, the answer is easy. It doesn't do any forwarding, so a random 443 packet gets dropped. It would be the same as with home NAT. Your device can create TCP
by kingstnap 1y ago
Well, the answer is easy. It doesn't do any forwarding, so a random 443 packet gets dropped.
It would be the same as with home NAT. Your device can create TCP connections outbound but can't listen/accept.
It would solve the problem of not being able to communicate to another IPv4 server but it prevents you from hosting your own.