I belive so, but let me double-check. 

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Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 3:59 PM
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Subject: [p2p-hackers] Re: A new approach to NAT/Firewall traversal

Jeff Capone wrote:
> Well, the last question you ask is interesting since it really depends 
> on the firewall pairing.  Even if you have a symetic NAT with port 
> randomization, we will still work if the other firewall is a asymetric
NAT.
> The only case we theoretically fail is if one firewall does port 
> randomization and the other firewall is a symetric NAT with/without 
> port randomization.

Will your technique work, if one side has a symmetric NAT with port
randomization, while other side has a port-restricted cone NAT?

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