> Actual status: > Network A has a public IP > Network B is behind a provider-scale NAT. > > Actually I'm using openvpn with a single UDP connection from B to A, and > hosts inside Network A can communicate with B. > > I tried with tinc, and I saw tinc has to go TCP-Only for accomplish > this. This is because Tinc can't reutilize incoming UDP connections to > reply back - has to set up an outgoing udp connection defined in config > (thing that in a NAT-ed environment isn't possible)
Network A has a public IP, does this mean a server (with tinc) has direct public IP, no NAT? Then UDP should be no problem if you connect from B to A. Only A to B connectiions will work with TCP. Just connect from B to A and all will be fine. ALBI... _______________________________________________ tinc mailing list [email protected] http://www.tinc-vpn.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinc
