It looks like this Microsoft patent filing from earlier this year might tell you what you want to know.įrom what I can gather, this flag allows firewall rules to apply to traffic that has been encapsulated by, for example, an IPv6 to IPv4 tunnel originating outside the border of the network. We're having difficulty connecting to a VPN as soon the machine is on the other side of a router, and I was wondering if this might help? So I'm pretty keen to hear a proper description of what "Edge Traversal" does!
I appreciate his honesty, but if this guy doesn't know, who does?!
I Googled it, of course, and was unable to come up with a concrete answer, and I was especially shocked to see the following on Thomas Schinder's blog:
In Advanced Windows Firewall on Windows Server 2008+, Properties > Advanced, what does " Edge Traversal" mean?
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