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I have a machine, with no external IP address, it will need to send UDP packets to the outside world. Only NAT access.
Will this work?
It is really hard to prototype this in our environment.
It is still really under construction.
Any thoughts on how I can prototype this?
Most of the home network configurations in the world are made of a PC with an internal IP and a router with a public IP that NAT the internal one. (Independently of UDP/TCP or whatever protocol that needs to go out)
I see no troubles with it