Hi all,
About four months ago, I shared my initial draft,
draft-mclarty-nat-sub-address-protocol, which proposes the NAT
Sub-Address Protocol (NATSAP) to improve connectivity for devices behind
Carrier-Grade NAT (CG NAT).
Since there wasn’t much feedback then, I wanted to take this opportunity
to bring it back to the group’s attention, especially as the draft’s
expiry date (4 October 2025) is approaching.
NATSAP introduces a new Layer 5 encapsulation and dynamic sub-addressing
approach to simplify NAT traversal, with DNS-based service discovery and
a novel socket addressing scheme.
I’m particularly interested in:
- Whether this approach is considered feasible or useful.
- Suggestions for progressing the Dynamic Sub-Address Assignment
Protocol (DSAAP).
- Feedback on whether INTAREA remains the appropriate working group.
- Any pointers to related work or existing solutions I might have missed.
I appreciate that this is a complex topic and welcome any thoughts, even
high-level or process-related guidance.
Thanks in advance for your time and input!
Best regards,
Daniel McLarty
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-mclarty-nat-sub-address-protocol/
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