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Usually the ISP will provide some sort of port forwarding though.

• olyjohn 4y ago
  Like... what ISP would go out of their way to do that? Call me cynical, but I doubt there's an ISP that uses CGNAT who would forward a port to you. Like, they all do the total absolute minimum necessary to get you Internet access. Why would they bother creating some way to let you forward a port to your computer? No average person needs to do that anymore now that everything is cloud-based. I could be way wrong on this, but I just have my doubts...
  • shric 4y ago
    My ISP let me turn off CGNAT in my account settings (defaulted to on) and let me turn on IPv6 in my account settings (defaulted to off).
  • nivenkos 4y ago
    Yeah, it really depends on the ISP. It's a shame how it's become so hard, the old internet is gone forever really.