If every device (or more than usual as a result of SAFE Network) used a NAT router built in we would run out of IP4s
Is it in the genesis to implement IP6 to work with MaidSafe?
Based on Peer to Peer Public Key Infrastructure Paper;
Will the log in the router store:
If there are no such entries, we store
the identity precursor value Kpub1 + SigKpriv2 (Kpub1)
at the
key Hash(Kpub1 + SigKpriv2 (Kpub1))
Therefore; the actual IP:PORT will not be discoverable?
Well, I messed up the network i/f on one so it is awaiting surgery, meanwhile the other is idling and pushing its IP address to me here on my boat so I know its alive and well, but obvs not farming yet. I’ll probably set them both up with disks at the weekend. Can’t wait for testnet2!
Will the hole punching use any open port? I am in a building that provides internet but blocks many (if not all) peer-to-peer ports. Should I be able to farm with this limitation?