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> It is simple to imagine a way to ensure these superpeers are publically > addressed and let them coordinate the NATted hosts. e.g. dyndns (no-ip.com) or OpenDHD and other not so wellknown. Bots very often use IRC channels, also not strictly p2p, sometimes. You may not like them (I dont) but they still are p2p applications, if not the most popular.
> And even if there was, very large private networks should flourish for > p2p sharing amongst each other. Indeed if the island is becomming big enough. But there is no communication to the outside. > and its long been known that that is not the case. No, I think NAT is a pain in the backside and should never have been. Indeed a lot of fools get tricked into believing NAT is kind of a firewall. It is like closing your eyes so the attacker cannot see you.
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