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On Wed, 2006-10-25 at 11:42 -0700, Christian Huitema wrote: > 1) Specify how the NAT will translate ICMP packets, either incoming or > outgoing: this belongs logically to the ICMP specification. > > 2) Specify how the translation state for another protocol is affected by > the reception of UDP packets: this belongs logically in the > specification of that protocol. > > For example, the reaction of TCP to "soft errors" or "hard errors" > belongs in TCP, not in ICMP. I second this argument, which incidentally, was what I understood to be the outcome of IETF65: - BEHAVE-ICMP should be responsible for ONLY ICMP requests and responses - BEHAVE-[proto] should be responsible for ICMP messages earned from the network in response to [proto] packets. -- Saikat
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