IP addressing (IPv4/IPv6, CIDR, RFC1918), routing (BGP between AS), NAT (SNAT/DNAT/PAT), anycast vs unicast — concept page for foundations curriculum. Demonstrates outbound NAT mapping, inbound DNAT vs P2P NAT-traversal failure, BGP route propagation with anycast routing к ближайшему DC, BGP hijack attack scenario. Includes ADRs on IPv4 exhaustion (NAT vs IPv6) and stateful NAPT-table memory pressure.
Routing selects a next hop from destination reachability. NAT rewrites addresses or transport identifiers and maintains mapping state. They are often co-located, but they solve different problems and fail differently.
Longest-prefix forwarding. The data plane chooses the most specific matching prefix from its installed forwarding entries.
Outbound NAT mapping and return traffic. An outbound packet creates or reuses translation state; permitted return traffic is translated through that state.
Mapping expiry and unsolicited inbound traffic. Translation mapping and filtering policy are distinct; expired or absent state cannot identify an internal endpoint.
TTL limits a forwarding loop. A router decrements IPv4 TTL while forwarding and discards a packet that reaches zero, normally returning ICMP Time Exceeded for unicast.
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