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There's NAT and then there's CGNAT and basically all of the new wave ISPs are using it. But, I'd rather deal with the cgnat annoyances than ever have a financi
by jabroni_salad 3y ago
There's NAT and then there's CGNAT and basically all of the new wave ISPs are using it.
But, I'd rather deal with the cgnat annoyances than ever have a financial relationship with Mediacom again.
- betaby 3y agoISPs in Singapore for example absolutely store mapping of your name+your CGNAT RFC6598 IP + port.
- KRAKRISMOTT 3y agoRegulatory compliance?
- betaby 3y agoIt is. Also that data is stored for 3+ years.