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Re: AEBS NAT algorithm used
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Re: AEBS NAT algorithm used


  • Subject: Re: AEBS NAT algorithm used
  • From: james woodyatt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 14 May 2007 11:45:51 -0700

On May 14, 2007, at 09:20, Mark Thomas wrote:

It would be useful to understand how which NAT algorithm is used, as I'm wondering if the problems on both AEBS hardware and ISP routers are caused by their respective NAT implementations.

Every version of the AirPort Extreme and Express base stations (since the first "snow" products, i.e. not the original "graphite") have used endpoint-independent mapping and filtering for UDP translations. They've also supported hairpinning. AirPort base stations have always been designed expressly to be STUN-friendly.



-- james woodyatt <email@hidden> member of technical staff, communications engineering


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