Re: Port scans through NAT router?

Dom wrote: 
If the NAT router doesn't have SPI as part of its firmware, then
unsolicited packets/probes can come through the NAT router like a hot
knife through butter...



Bull***. For lack of a NAT mapping, the router would have no idea where
to forward the traffic. Many-to-one NATs are stateful by nature. If you
persist in claiming such, I suggest you present a layer 2/3 packet
capture to that effect.

I'm guessing that this mysterious traffic is Windows multicast uPNP or
netbios name requests from the Netgear.

If that OP comes back and indicates that the IP(s) are WAN IP(s), then what the Hell are you going to say then?

Duane :)
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