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    This document describes the characteristics of NAT (Network Address Translation). It shows the TCP behavior for different types of incoming and outgoing TCP packets, whether the NAT preserves the source port and sequence number, and whether TCP mappings are released or not for different packet types. The diagram also indicates whether the NAT is symmetric, cone, or delta-1 type.

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    This document describes the characteristics of NAT (Network Address Translation). It shows the TCP behavior for different types of incoming and outgoing TCP packets, whether the NAT preserves the source port and sequence number, and whether TCP mappings are released or not for different packet types. The diagram also indicates whether the NAT is symmetric, cone, or delta-1 type.

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    NAT Characteristics

    TCP Behaviour Symmetric


    Cone
    Delta1

    New SYNin Accept Drop

    SYNoutdropSYNin Accept

    SYNoutRSTSYNin Accept Drop

    SYNoutICMPSYNin Accept

    SYNoutICMPSYNACKin Accept

    SEQ# Preserving

    TCPPort Non
    Preserving
    Preserving

    TCP Mapping Released not


    released SYN

    0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18

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