internalipinternalport
internalipinternalport is a descriptive term used in computer networking to refer to the combination of an internal IP address and its internal port number within a private network. It denotes the internal endpoint of a device behind a network address translation (NAT) gateway or firewall. In many configurations, traffic entering or leaving a private network is associated with a mapping that ties an external-facing endpoint to a particular internal endpoint, identified by internalipinternalport.
Usage: In NAT and port forwarding, an external port is mapped to an internalIP:internalPort pair. The internalIP
Example: A service running on a device with internal IP 192.168.1.42 listening on port 5500 can be
Security considerations: Access control, least privilege, and logging are important. Not all devices on a network
Notes: The term is not a formal protocol; it's a descriptive label used in documentation or tool