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MPMA Framework 0.4
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Utilities to help poke holes in evil NATs. More...
Namespaces | |
| namespace | NET |
Networking. | |
| namespace | NET::UPNP |
Utilities to help bypass NATs. | |
Functions | |
| bool | NET::UPNP::IsAvailable () |
| Returns whether UPNP service is available on the network. If this returns false, most other functions here will likely fail. | |
| std::string | NET::UPNP::GetInternetFacingIP () |
| Retrieves the public internet-facing IP of the local network. If that information is not available, an the IP of the local machine is returned instead. | |
| std::string | NET::UPNP::GetDeviceName () |
| Returns the name of the router device that we are talking to with UPNP. | |
| void | NET::UPNP::ClaimUDPPort (uint16 port) |
| Instructs the router to redirect all UDP packets sent to a specific port to us. | |
| void | NET::UPNP::ClaimTCPPort (uint16 port) |
| Instructs the router to redirect all TCP connection attempts to a specific port to us. | |
| void | NET::UPNP::ReleaseUDPPort (uint16 port) |
| Instructs the router that we are no longer interested in a specific udp port. | |
| void | NET::UPNP::ReleaseTCPPort (uint16 port) |
| Instructs the router that we are no longer interested in a specific tcp port. | |
Variables | |
| bool | NET::UPNP::AllowNinjaNatTechniques = true |
| Whether the framework should attempt to try other nat-opening techniques if UPNP is not available when either of the Claim*Port functions are called. These techniques may include sending out packets and trying to open tcp connections. Default is true. | |
Utilities to help poke holes in evil NATs.
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