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>>>>> "Harald" == Harald Tveit Alvestrand <harald@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> I agree with Harald that v4 NATs are going to be here a decade
>> from now. But that's irrelevant, if those people using the NAT
>> only use simple client-server applications.
Harald> Well.... my house was behind 2 levels of NAT until last
Harald> week. Once i got rid of one level (the one I don't
Harald> control), some of my operational problems with keeping SSH
Harald> sessions up simply went away. And SSH is a client-server
Harald> protocol.
So, you were happier with less NAT.
See, I knew that making you happier behind the NAT was the wrong solution.
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