If you've accessed the Internet in the past two decades, chances are you've done so through a network address translation (NAT) device. Where did it come from? Join us as we hear the unbelievable story first hand from the pioneers that were making it happen, and how the Internet itself was changed forever.

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00:00 — California
00:28 — 1992
01:23 — IP address space
04:14 — Paul Francis
04:43 — Public vs Private networks
05:03 — Network address translation
06:41 — End-to-end principle
07:49 — JMA
09:15 — Three solutions
11:25 — Inventing a NAT device
14:57 — NTI and the PIX Firewall
17:02 — Cisco
17:56 — The triumph of the PIX
19:12 — Looking back
21:17 — Outro

References:
Coile, Brantley. Email interview. Conducted by Serial Port, May 2023.
Francis, Paul. Video Interview. Conducted by Serial Port, May 2023.
Mayes, John. Video Interview. Conducted by Serial Port, May 2023.
Tsuchiya, P., Eng, T. Extending the IP Internet Through Address Reuse. 1993. Computer Communication Review, ACM SIGCOMM.
JMA (John Mayes Associates). John Mayes. [ Ссылка ]
"The PIX" story by Brantley Coile [ Ссылка ]
Bakni, Michel. How static NAT works. 2020. [ Ссылка ]
Bakni, Michel. A table for prefixes to be used in classless addressing, and their equivalents in classful addressing. 2019. [ Ссылка ]
the tango desktop team. A proxy scheme. 2009. [ Ссылка ]
Jon Postel. Information Sciences Institute, USC Viterbi, 2017. [ Ссылка ]
IANA IPv4 Address Space Registry. IANA, 2022. [ Ссылка ]
Share Of United States Households Using Specific Technologies. Our World In Data. [ Ссылка ]
IPv6 Statistics. Google. 2023. [ Ссылка ]
Cisco Secure Firewall 3100 Series Introduction. Cisco. 2022. [ Ссылка ]
RFC 1380, 1772, 6296. Internet Engineering Task Force. [ Ссылка ]

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