Yes, from one NAT IP using the same protocol to a single public IP using a particular port. Change any of those and you can do 2^16 concurrent connections more per change. In other words, NAT works on the five-tuple of:…
Don’t think IPv4 is optional for any of them either.
Https prevents ad injection.
Yes, from one NAT IP using the same protocol to a single public IP using a particular port. Change any of those and you can do 2^16 concurrent connections more per change. In other words, NAT works on the five-tuple of:…
Don’t think IPv4 is optional for any of them either.
Https prevents ad injection.