Just out of curiosity, are you sure “fd” is the right command in the “format storage” section? I don’t have a rasbian system to test this on, but on my arch system, “df” is used to list disks; “fd” is a multithreaded version of “find”, which I manually installed.
I would like a very small segment on IPv4, the implications of NAT and why NAT reflection should be turned on- why uPnP should never be turned on in residential networks and only if you know what you’re doing in any other networks, and maybe how IPv6 solves some of these issues.
These are the issues I’ve struggled with. Even now I curse under my breath whenever I have to deal with NAT.
You'd need to log into your router to see if it's enabled. Assuming you've got standard consumer grade stuff, it's likely on by default because it makes things like console multiplayer 'just work's without needing someone to go in and port forward stuff.
Before I built my home network, any Linksys/Netgear/etc router I used had that disabled when I was doing my initial setup.
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