I'm working on some peer-to-peer stuff and I need to make this service available to those behind routers. Two things need to be accomplished:
1. Detect whether or not the user is behind a router.
2. If the user is behind a router, forward port X to the user's network IP.
I've seen this done using COM and C, but I can't translate into C#.
Thanks!
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