[e2e] 100% NAT - a DoS proof internet

[alok]

> 
> But would any OS stack out there support this sort of a transaction, based
> completely on "$who-->send data" instead of the recursive "$who-->$where
and
> then send data"?

The OS isn't what needs to support it; the name needs to go in the IP
packet. Which means routing on DNS names. See TRIAD.

With respect to NATs, you're just asking to have names rewritten; this
doesn't solve anything.

=> 
yes like TRIAD, except that it works differently when I have multiple NATs.
It tends to "go up" and come down the same way.

Take for example: (assuming all nodes are triad nodes)

PC1--node1----node2--Node3--PC2
|     |              |      |
+----Node4---Node5--node6---+

If PC1 connects to PC2 via NAT1-NaT2-Nat3, PC2 is constrained to reply via
NAT3-Nat2-Nat1.

A bit different from the way the internet behaves today, is it not?

I may have xMb uplink via node1 but a 10xMb downlink via node4.

It may not matter if the NAT is close to the edge PC but it does matter as
he NAT moves further up in the provider network, or at least it did when I
used to try installing web caches.