Re: How to find NAT'ed address

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From: Raqueeb Hassan
Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 07:14

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Or you can do a port forwarding with your natd software to that nated
ip address. I'm just thinking in this line .... maybe someone has got
better idea regarding this.

which port does x require?

raqueeb hassan
bangladesh

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