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Currently in the mobile space everyone is behind at least one double-NAT at least, and you can order business level access for your wireless data account and ge
by marquis 11y ago
Currently in the mobile space everyone is behind at least one double-NAT at least, and you can order business level access for your wireless data account and get an IPv4 address allocated to you. AT&T does this for a single $500 fee for example, Sprint as a monthly $3 fee. I imagine this will become common with ISPs - you'll need to upgrade to a gaming/business class in order to make use of port-forwarding etc and for everyone else, some programs will cease to work or not connect as quickly/easily.
- 0xCMP 11y agoAnd we can't switch to IPv6 ourselves? This this problem need to accelerate user switching (even if just the advanced users) or switching at the ISP level?