Article | REF: TE7612 V1

The assets of the protocol Port Control Protocol (PCP)

Authors: Mohamed BOUCADAIR, Christian JACQUENET

Publication date: November 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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    11. Problems PCP is not designed to solve

    In the context of large-scale IP address sharing, recurring questions arise. However, these issues cannot be resolved by PCP.

    A few examples of these questions are presented in this section.

    • "All clients connected behind a CGN request port number 8080. How can I allocate this port number to them?" You can't satisfy this request, as it's one of the side-effects of any large-scale address sharing mechanism . PCP can satisfy as many clients as distinct...

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