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> This guy should do as said and just ask their ISP for another address to NAT from. Have you ever tried to contact an ISP before? Maybe it's because I live i
by doawoo 2y ago
> This guy should do as said and just ask their ISP for another address to NAT from.
Have you ever tried to contact an ISP before?
Maybe it's because I live in the USA where we usually have a whopping 2 choices for providers, but it's a MASSIVE pain to get them to do basically anything rudimentary, like replace a modem. I can't imagine calling up Comcast and trying to get them to change something like this...
- bcrl 2y agoThose of us who run ISPs have just as much trouble getting large corporations like Cloudflare or Ticketbastard to respond to blocked IP address issues like this. I know as I have tried to fix things on behalf of my users in the past, and it was impossible to get anywhere with anyone. The issue was magically "fixed" several years after the problematic IPv4 /22 was put into service. For reference, it was a direct allocation from ARIN. It's not like the old days when NOC contacts actually responded to emails reporting problems.