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		valleyer on Sept 29, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: I spent $3k on a Samsung Smart TV and all I got we... Won't this result in "double NAT" and break a lot of NAT bypass techniques?

porjo on Sept 29, 2022 [–]

Not necessarily. Turn off NAT on your router. ISP router then needs a static route sending traffic for your LAN via your router's WAN IP.

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