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Transparent communications for applications behind NAT/firewall over any transport protocol

Duarte Jr et al., 2011

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11041367979458368298
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Duarte Jr E
Cardoso K
de Mello M
Borges J
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2011 IEEE 17th International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems

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The massive deployment of NAT/firewall devices in the Internet has greatly affected its end- to-end connectivity. Several applications, in particular Grid computing systems which span several Autonomous Domains require the communication among hosts behind NAT/firewall …
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