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by Dagger2
166 days ago
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> ignore (effectively: drop) Well, no. They do ignore them, but that's not effectively a drop. It's an ignore. It just means that they don't edit the packet. Whether it gets dropped or not depends completely on the routing and firewalling parts of the router. People do generally expect a NATing router to firewall inbound connections, but it's important to realize that you won't get that behavior from NAT. You must have a firewall, which is a separate thing. |
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