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Wait, I don't know tons about networking but my impression was rhat CGNAT basically does not allow your users to be publically addressable? Have I misunderstood
by mardifoufs 4y ago
Wait, I don't know tons about networking but my impression was rhat CGNAT basically does not allow your users to be publically addressable? Have I misunderstood what CGNAT does, or it just that they should've used a publically addressable architecture in the first place?
- charcircuit 4y agoCGNAT has multiple users share a single IP address which means that there needs to be some logic to know which user an incoming packet should go to which is why they are normally not publicly addressable. Not all ISPs use CGNAT though. >just that they should've used a publically addressable architecture in the first place? I would be okay if there was a way to get assigned a dedicated, though not necessarily a static one, IP address that was not at a massive margin.