@varkey
I agree that double NAT is not an ideal scenario.I wish to propose that I have seen teardown of few routers and the WAN port is often seen to have relatively better connection with the chipset and relatively better cooling as it serve the very main purpose for most of the users.
It is not clearly visible but some designs by Qualcomm also mentioned the same in their white paper that WAN port is preferred for out of system route where you may have multiple connections amongst another benefit.
BTW,It is an additional duty for normal users to get rid of second NAT.So,for general scenario,I totally agree with you on this
I agree that double NAT is not an ideal scenario.I wish to propose that I have seen teardown of few routers and the WAN port is often seen to have relatively better connection with the chipset and relatively better cooling as it serve the very main purpose for most of the users.
It is not clearly visible but some designs by Qualcomm also mentioned the same in their white paper that WAN port is preferred for out of system route where you may have multiple connections amongst another benefit.
BTW,It is an additional duty for normal users to get rid of second NAT.So,for general scenario,I totally agree with you on this