Re: on NAT-PT

[itojun@iijlab.net]

>> 	it looks that you mean something else, like avoiding the use of
>> 	DNS-ALG from NAT-PT (=3D alter NAT-PT spec).  i don't see real technical
>> 	ground for that.
>There is some ground: the possibility to use NAT-PT when the remote
>address is learned outside of the DNS channel.

	if your "channel" was not through NAT-PT and you have leant IPv4
	address, you are basically dead.  there's nothing we can do.
	if your "channel" is NAT-PT and you have leant IPv4 address, your
	NAT-PT does not support your particular "channel" - common NAT problem.

itojun