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Carrier grade NAT does not give the user choice of what they want to do with their network. If you want to employ NAT on your network, that should be your choi
by Jonnax 6y ago
Carrier grade NAT does not give the user choice of what they want to do with their network.
If you want to employ NAT on your network, that should be your choice, not your ISP's.
- saurik 6y agoI don't know what "the choice of what they want to do with their network" means. Is there something that you are able to do with a dynamic IP address that you are somehow unable to do behind NAT+PCP? (I mostly hear people complain about stuff that makes no sense, like "I can't do peer to peer connections", when the core problem there was already 100% solved by PCP.)