I run our servers on public IP addresses, behind a firewall. Troubleshooting and debugging is made much easier, and there's never any conflict with VPNs etc.
> It's likely that the only difference is that you'd also have to specify what ports you want exposed to the outside world
Port 80, please. With NAT, you can't offer that to more than one computer.
I run our servers on public IP addresses, behind a firewall. Troubleshooting and debugging is made much easier, and there's never any conflict with VPNs etc.
> It's likely that the only difference is that you'd also have to specify what ports you want exposed to the outside world
Port 80, please. With NAT, you can't offer that to more than one computer.