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> It's now CGNAT CGNAT? As in: The provider walls in customers behind a NAT - and customers can't forward their own IPv4 ports? That CGNAT? Asking because t
by WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
> It's now CGNAT
CGNAT? As in: The provider walls in customers behind a NAT - and customers can't forward their own IPv4 ports? That CGNAT?
Asking because that seems like a cruel restriction on 25Gbps upload.
- sschueller 3y agoOnly the cheap 1 gibt connection and it's very clearly stated.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y agoI get it's stated. It still seems awful. It's like owning a euro performance car in an area with exclusively straight roads. I mean yeah, you can go fast but that's it. Most of the fun can't happen.