What type of NAT does your broadband router do?

[Gramlengo]

Port-dependent filter
Preserves port number
Does not supports hairpin of media
Public IP address: 80.178.xxx.xxx

Using Edimax BR6104K Broadband router.

[alphager]

Independent filter
Preserves port number
Supports hairpin of media
Public IP address: 84.168.6.106

[zerohourrct]

I use the 'cheap' Linksys router bought from Circuit city (probably the most common that people own, no?) I ran STUN on both the hardwire connected PC and the wireless connected PC (Got 2 PCs here). ISP=Verizon DSL
Both came up on Port-Dependant Filter, most common (40%) ATM

[rippedcap]

Port-dependent filter
Preserves port number
Does not supports hairpin of media

Netgear DG834G

- Rip

[DarkArc]

So I wasn't going to post but this made me sign up and post as its a little odd:

First time I run it:

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Independent filter
Does not preserve port number
Does not supports hairpin of media

Second time I run it:

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Dependent mapping
Does not preserve port number
Does not supports hairpin of media

It seems to toggle somewhat randomly.

This is using a win2k3 box as a router...

[NeoThermic]

DarcArc: Is there some form of adaptive firewall on the network that could cause the change in readings?

NeoThermic

[TinFoil]

I just port-forward anything I need to open. Or UPnP can take care of it for me...

EDIT: Oh ja, forgot this...

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Dependent mapping
Preserves port number
Supports hairpin of media

WGR614 v5

[Slinken]

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Dependent mapping
Preserves port number
Supports hairpin of media

I'm using Netgear WGR614 v6

[KingAl]

Just wrt NAT, I've recently acquired a wireless modem/router, so when DEFCON is out, I can play, on my laptop, unwired against people all over the world. That makes me feel all fuzzy inside. Personally have:
Port-dependent filter
Preserves port number
Supports hairpin of media

[DarkArc]

DarcArc: Is there some form of adaptive firewall on the network that could cause the change in readings?

NeoThermic

Win2k3 routing and remote access... I investigated it and it is an independant filter for the first packet and as long as you send data one packet per minute or more often it's a dependant mapping. If necessary I can change almost all aspects of it I think...

[GoM]

Independent filter
Does not preserve port number
Supports hairpin of media
Public IP address: xx.xxx.xx.xxx

I have a D-Link Router

DI-824VUP+ firmware v1.05b04

[lljk]

Independent filter
Preserves port number
Does not supports hairpin of media

Linksys BEFSR41v4 here.

[Laiskumus]

That's what I got from it.... I chose Dependendent Filter in the poll because there wasn't INdependedt mapping.

STUN client version 0.96
Primary: Independedt Mapping, Address Dependendent Filter, random port, no hairpin
Return value is 0x000014

EDIT: I have a D-Link router (Firewall, Switch, wlan) connected to a Telewell (firewall, Integrated Voip) Adsl-modem.

[world idiot]

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Dependent mapping
Preserves port number
Supports hairpin of media

I'm using Netgear WGR614 v6

exactly the same over here

[xander]

Again, this is an old topic that no longer has any great relevance. There is no need to bump it. Please, before you continue bumping old threads, make sure that you have something important to add.

xander