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That only works if you're not behind carrier grade NAT.
by Godel_unicode 7y ago
That only works if you're not behind carrier grade NAT.
- paulfurtado 7y agoThe goal is to lookup your own public IP address to store it in a DNS record. If you're behind a carrier grade NAT, there isn't much use in that exercise, right?
- tracker1 7y agoIf you're behind a carrier NAT, would dyndns even have a purpose?