Hytale.Nat
The endpoint to send messages to the WAN device
The UTC time the last message was received from the WAN device.
The NAT protocol supported by the WAN device (e.g. NAT-PMP or uPnP)
Creates a port map using the specified Mapping. If that exact mapping cannot be
created, a best-effort mapping may be created which uses a different port. The
return value is actual created mapping.
Deletes a port mapping from the WAN device.
Retrieves a list of all mappings on the WAN device.
Gets the external IP address associated with the WAN device.
Retrieves the mapping associated with this combination of public port and protocol. Throws a MappingException
if there is no mapping matching the criteria.
The protocol of the mapping
The external/WAN port of the mapping
This event is raised whenever a device which supports port mapping is discovered
This event is raised whenever a device which doesn't supports port mapping is discovered.
The port mapping protocol supported by the device
While running the searcher constantly listens for UDP broadcasts when new devices come online.
Periodically send a multicast UDP message to scan for new devices.
If the searcher is not listening, it will begin listening until 'Stop' is invoked.
Immediately sends a unicast UDP message to this IP address to check for a compatible device.
If the searcher is not listening, it will begin listening until 'Stop' is invoked.
The IP address which should
Permits Mono.NAT to process messages not received internally.
Interface ip.
Response received.
Destination ip.
Cancellation token.
The factory method used to create new ILogger instances. The parameter
is the for the class the ILogger is associated with. You can
return for any class to disable logging for that class.
The text description for the port mapping.
The time the port mapping should expire at.
The lifetime of the port mapping in seconds. If a lifetime of '0' is specified then the
protocol default lifetime is used. uPnP defaults to 'indefinite' whereas NAT-PMP defaults
to 7,200 seconds.
The protocol used for the port mapping.
The internal/LAN port which will receive traffic sent to the on the WAN device.
Traffic sent to this external/WAN port is forwarded to the on the LAN device.
Create a port mapping so traffic sent to the on the WAN device is sent to the on the LAN device.
The protocol used by the port mapping.
The internal/LAN port which will receive traffic sent to the on the WAN device.
Traffic sent to this external/WAN port is forwarded to the on the LAN device.
Create a port mapping so traffic sent to the on the WAN device is sent to the on the LAN device.
The protocol used by the port mapping.
The internal/LAN port which will receive traffic sent to the on the WAN device.
Traffic sent to this public/WAN port is forwarded to the on the LAN device.
The lifetime of the port mapping in seconds. If a lifetime of '0' is specified then the protocol default lifetime is used. uPnP defaults to 'indefinite' whereas NAT-PMP defaults to 7,200 seconds.
The text description for the port mapping.
Mappings are considered equal if they have the same PrivatePort, PublicPort and Protocol.
The other object to compare with
Mappings are considered equal if they have the same PrivatePort, PublicPort and Protocol.
The other mapping to compare with
Sends a single (non-periodic) message to the specified IP address to see if it supports the
specified port mapping protocol, and begin listening indefinitely for responses.
The IP address
Periodically send a multicast UDP message to scan for new devices, and begin listening indefinitely
for responses.
The protocols which should be searched for. An empty array will result in all supported protocols being used.
Parses a message received elsewhere.
Type of message.
Stop listening for responses to the search messages, and cancel any pending searches.
Overridden.
An unknown error occurred
One, or more, of the arguments were invalid.
Unexpected failure performing the request.
The specified array index is out of bounds
The source IP address cannot be wild-carded.
The external port cannot be wild-carded.
The port mapping entry specified conflicts with a mapping assigned previously to another client.
Internal and External port values must be the same.
No error occurred.
The NAT
The NAT device supports creating mappings, but the user has turned the feature off.
The NAT device itself has not obtained a DHCP lease.
The NAT device cannot create any more mappings at this time.
The NAT device does not support this operation.
The message sent to discover all uPnP devices on the network (IPv4)
The message sent to discover all uPnP devices on the network
The url we can use to control the port forwarding
The IP address of the LAN device (the current machine)
The service type we're using on the device