BTW, if
exploited properly, that property could come in handy for people with dynamic IPs.
You still have the problem on the originating side...
The person with the dynamic IP would be the originating (aka "active") side.
The person with the static IP would be the listening side. Multinet doesn't care what
the IP of the active side might be, so the dynamic IP would not be an issue.
Of course, you're router would have to forward all port 700 traffic this way so
maybe you're back to DDoS nightmares...
Bob