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This topic came up this morning during "IPFS Community Office Hours".
It should be possible to add a file to an IPFS node running on your laptop while in a coffee shop (behind a NAT), and have it discoverable on the network.
It should then be possible to close your laptop, go to another location (also behind a NAT), open up the laptop, and still have the added file be accessible.
I think it would be interesting to build some comprehensive manual and/or automated testing around this use case, plus maybe a guide to explain how things are supposed to work with NATs.
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This topic came up this morning during "IPFS Community Office Hours".
It should be possible to add a file to an IPFS node running on your laptop while in a coffee shop (behind a NAT), and have it discoverable on the network.
It should then be possible to close your laptop, go to another location (also behind a NAT), open up the laptop, and still have the added file be accessible.
I think it would be interesting to build some comprehensive manual and/or automated testing around this use case, plus maybe a guide to explain how things are supposed to work with NATs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: