[OpenAFS] effects of NAT

[Jason C. Wells]

Christof Hanke wrote:
> On Wed, March 26, 2008 7:15 pm, David Bear wrote:
>> I know there have been some outspoken voices on issues related to NAT.

Hostname canonicalization is sure to cause you problems in some strange 
fashion.  You'll want to look into that.  I would agree that real IPs 
for the servers (both AFS and Kerberos) are a good idea.  I would also 
think that static nat would be a good idea if you can't have static 
public ips.

I was running entirely behind a firewall but now I have need to support 
roaming users for a SOHO network.  Canonicalization was an issue for me 
because my ISP controls my PTR records.  I am just now getting around to 
fixing that.  I plan to push all my servers out into the wild. (ooh scary)

Later,
Jason