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- Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 10:35:19 +0900
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Scott Stone (SStone@example.com) wrote: > NAT, not publicly routable IPs for the dial-in pool. It doesn't scale, and > it presents security issues. Natting dial pools tends to break stuff, and puts a lot more overhead on your access servers. Some games just plain need a routable IP address to work (sorry, don't remember which), and NAT puts more work on your access servers. I don't know any ISP who NATs their dial pool, and wouldnt' want to use one that did. Do you know anybody who does (so I can make sure to never sign up there :-) ? Anyone, announcing a /24 is unroutable in a lot of places anyway :-) Jonathan
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