> Grade NAT are good enough CGNAT would cripple every customer I've ever had, going back to the beginning of broadband. Everyone one has had something on-premi

> Grade NAT are good enough CGNAT would cripple every customer I've ever had, going back to the beginning of broadband. Everyone one has had something on-premises that needs to be accessible. Nearly always, it's multiple things that are critical to operations. However. if someone wants to forever keep 100% of their accessible data in someone else's silos... and be forced to pay 3rd parties to access anything located on their own premises (ex:cameras) then imprisonment behind CGNAT might feel 'good enough' to them.