Section 4.5: We have updated the following. Please let us know if any changes are necessary:
Original:
[RFC4787] describes possible packet filtering behaviors that relate
to NATs but is often also used is other scenarios where packet
filtering is desired. Though the guidance there holds, a
particularly unwise behavior admits a handful of UDP packets and then
makes a decision to whether or not filter later packets in the same
connection.
Current (changing the second "is" to "in" in the first sentence and changing "makes a decision to whether or not filter" to "decides whether or not to filter" in the second):
[RFC4787] describes possible packet-filtering behaviors that relate
to NATs but are often also used in other scenarios where packet
filtering is desired. Though the guidance there holds, a
particularly unwise behavior admits a handful of UDP packets and then
decides whether or not to filter later packets in the same
connection.
Section 4.5: We have updated the following. Please let us know if any changes are necessary:
Original:
Current (changing the second "is" to "in" in the first sentence and changing "makes a decision to whether or not filter" to "decides whether or not to filter" in the second): [RFC4787] describes possible packet-filtering behaviors that relate to NATs but are often also used in other scenarios where packet filtering is desired. Though the guidance there holds, a particularly unwise behavior admits a handful of UDP packets and then decides whether or not to filter later packets in the same connection.