Re: Issue 77 in iperf: Firewall/NAT traversal options

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Summary: Firewall/NAT traversal options

Comment #3 on issue 77 by bltier...@lbl.gov: Firewall/NAT traversal options
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Comment #4 on issue 77 by bltier...@lbl.gov: Firewall/NAT traversal options
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Comment #5 on issue 77 by liweihu...@gmail.com: Firewall/NAT traversal
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now -r / -d flag only start a server thead at an other port on client host

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Comment #6 on issue 77 by bltier...@es.net: Firewall/NAT traversal options
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Status: WontFix

Comment #7 on issue 77 by bm...@es.net: Firewall/NAT traversal options
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-R does enable "reverse" mode transfers from a server to a client. However
it doesn't do anything with respect to opening up firewall ports or doing
port forwarding on NAT boxes, which is the other part of the enhancement
request.

Without making some fairly major changes to iperf3's use of the network (in
particular, that would probably involve multiplexing control and data
transfer on the same TCP connection, and I don't have a solution at all for
UDP), I don't think we can do this.

I know there's are various heuristic ways of doing NAT traversal by
injecting carefully crafted packets into the network, but I can't picture
these fitting into iperf3 into any workable way.

I'm going to mark this as WontFix at this point, but it can be reopened if
there is high demand and if we figure out a practical way to do it.

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Comment #8 on issue 77 by liweihu...@gmail.com: Firewall/NAT traversal
options
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so sorry~

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Comment #9 on issue 77 by radoslaw...@gmail.com: Firewall/NAT traversal
options
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Could you explain why iperf cannot use existing connection initiated from
client behind NAT to test both upload and download? I don't understand what
is the reason to open new UDP or TCP connection in downlink test (when
using -d or -r option).

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Comment #10 on issue 77 by bm...@es.net: Firewall/NAT traversal options
http://code.google.com/p/iperf/issues/detail?id=77

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