NAT and other Network 'Intelligence': Clearing Architectural Haze through the use of Fog Lamps
draft-lear-foglamps-03
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| Author | Eliot Lear | ||
| Last updated | 2000-04-14 | ||
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Abstract
In their workshop report the IAB once again sets forth its opinion on the use and impact of NAT devices, along with the complications of private network address space.[1,2,3] Therein they discuss the notion of 'transparency'. In this brief document we offer an alternative idea, and suggest its further study: device visibility.
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