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series of MATCHes that are ORed.
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any flag" is generally what we want.
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this since they aactually follow the full network path even for local IPs.
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unknown networks to prevent forensics.
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attack potential, and implement network config fast propagate (though we probably will not use this for a bit).
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(thanks JG@DCVC!), and clean up some cruft in Network.
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rapid setup. Will need to revisit later.
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item presented to controller by nodes (to facilitate future meshiness).
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since this breaks IPv6 on OSX and probably IPv4 too if you were to encounter a 6-only situation.
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multicast on the network as would be expected.
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on Mac. This version adds the bifurcated routes always but also adds a device-specific non-bifurcated route. Will have to see if this still interferes with OSX route settings, since by definition device specific routes should not conflict with general routes.
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65535 ports per IP.
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nice but it is non-critical and rules are the priority. Current implementation bangs heads with OSX route assignment on WiFi join, etc.
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