If you've wanted to forward your ports programmatically before, and have a
NAT-PMP compatible route (basically an Apple router), then this module is
for you. You can get what the router believes is the external IP address,
as well as open and close UDP and TCP ports to the computer sending the
comm
Unfortunately my router does not support it, but the module seems very neat.
Although, security-wise it doesn't seem very nice allowing any app to
open any ports. There should be some approval.
On 08/06/2012 01:39 AM, Nathan Rajlich wrote:
If you've wanted to forward your ports programmaticall
Sweet.
On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 3:39 PM, Nathan Rajlich wrote:
> If you've wanted to forward your ports programmatically before, and have a
> NAT-PMP compatible route (basically an Apple router), then this module is
> for you. You can get what the router believes is the external IP address,
> as we
>
> Although, security-wise it doesn't seem very nice allowing any app to open
> any ports. There should be some approval.
You should check out the second paragraph of the "Security Considerations"
section of the protocol. Apparently the authors have opposing opinions:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/
nananananananana Natman!
https://github.com/marak/natman
( CLI tool based on nat-pmp )
Thanks Nate!
On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 3:39 PM, Nathan Rajlich wrote:
> If you've wanted to forward your ports programmatically before, and have a
> NAT-PMP compatible route (basically an Apple router), then th
