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That would be the same for any carrier grade NAT. If the NAT was just from IPv4 to IPv4, you would have the same problem. Public IPv4 addresses now cost money,
by phicoh 10y ago
That would be the same for any carrier grade NAT. If the NAT was just from IPv4 to IPv4, you would have the same problem. Public IPv4 addresses now cost money, so you can't expect to get a public address for free anymore. Of course, with a public address costing around $10 at the moment, it should not add more than $1 or so to your monthly fee.
- webtechgal 10y ago> it should not add more than $1 or so to your monthly fee. Quite true. Most hosting companies charge around $1/mo. for a dedicated IPv4. (Naturally, not for shared plans but for VPS/dedicated boxes etc.)
- toast0 10y agodedicated IPs for shared hosting is a thing too (commonly needed for SSL virtualhosting when clients don't do SNI)