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For some reason CGNAT seems to be the norm here in Sweden, IPv6 is still almost nowhere to be seen, only existing in a select few cities. I've been behind CGNA
by Duralias 4y ago
For some reason CGNAT seems to be the norm here in Sweden, IPv6 is still almost nowhere to be seen, only existing in a select few cities.
I've been behind CGNAT since I think 2010, at first with DSL with a small ISP and then with one of the big ones with fiber (bredband2), who introduced CGNAT many years ago to prepare for moving to IPv6, which they have still yet to do.
They even stopped supporting their 6rd tunnel apparently.