I've a SoftEther server on my VPS with 2 virtual hubs
- DEFAULT: securenat enabled
- BRIDGED: bridged to a virtual interface, using dnsmasq as dhcp server, forwarded some port to clients.
My problem is, that in gaming, connected to default hub, nat type is open, but can't forward port to client, on bridged hub I can forward any port to any client, but the nat type is reported to be strict.
How is that possible to have open nat type for every clients connected to BRIDGED hub and also capable to set them static ip, forward port...etc?
Any ideas, solutions can be good, I really appreciate any of them. :)
Strict NAT in Local Bridge mode
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thisjun
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Re: Strict NAT in Local Bridge mode
What does mean 'NAT type is open'?
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s-zoli
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Re: Strict NAT in Local Bridge mode
thisjun wrote:
> What does mean 'NAT type is open'?
I don't know, I see this on Ubisoft games.
I tried enabling everything in iptables, input, output and also forward, but is stays strict. Using SecureNat, the NAT type is open, no idea why. I tried to find any solution, but they say port forwarding can solve this, but that's bullshit.
> What does mean 'NAT type is open'?
I don't know, I see this on Ubisoft games.
I tried enabling everything in iptables, input, output and also forward, but is stays strict. Using SecureNat, the NAT type is open, no idea why. I tried to find any solution, but they say port forwarding can solve this, but that's bullshit.