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I wouldn’t put CGNAT and general NAT in the same basket. My ISP and every ISP I’ve used since the 90s has given me a public IP, only exception is my cellular l
by yardstick 5y ago
I wouldn’t put CGNAT and general NAT in the same basket.
My ISP and every ISP I’ve used since the 90s has given me a public IP, only exception is my cellular links which are CGNAT’d. I’ve got no problems hosting stuff with my current connection, while my LAN devices are on RFC1918 address space.
- anthropodie 5y agoI guess it depends on where you live here in India only one ISP among several that I have used over 15 years gives public IP.