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On 8/30/2011 9:31 PM, Mike Burns wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:C3A66A6CC66D4911B318652D7152C4D4@video"
type="cite">I use multi-level Nat every day and I manipulate ports
which carry http, https, Radius, ftp, voip, vnc, Xbox, MagicJack,
Netflix, Skype, etc, etc. Tcp and udp. Every day.
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As do I. I develop SBC-type solutions to those problems. But I often
think that it would be more fun and productive to work on something
new that the world needs rather than spend my effort fixing
protocols that were broken by NAT.<br>
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NAT has huge costs.<br>
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