> even correctly configured NAT won't stop connections into your network.
Yeah that's called port forwarding. It is like complaining that light is coming into your house through windows. Fully intentional.
Yeah that's called port forwarding. It is like complaining that light is coming into your house through windows. Fully intentional.
If no other aspect of your setup blocks the connection, it'll be successful. If you were deploying NAT because you thought it would function as a firewall then this part is probably not intentional.