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   http://seclists.org/nanog/2010/Apr/1166

To me, "fail" means that a system stops doing what it was designed to
do. The results are by definition undefined. Others seem to think that
"fail" means a kind of default.

> it is actually feasible to probe through a NAT using LSR.

What's LSR in this context? Loose source routing, I'm guessing.

Regards, K.

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