Community Fibre

doodah · Thursday at 08:27

jonneymendoza said:
Wow having no cgnat is a good reason to go 2.5gb
I believe i dont have gnat on my 1gb as i signed up just before all that nonsense happened.

It was on our 1Gb when we signed up in October 2023 but after a call with them, they were kind enough to turn it off.

jonneymendoza · Thursday at 08:35

doodah said:
It was on our 1Gb when we signed up in October 2023 but after a call with them, they were kind enough to turn it off.

Looks like i may be in cgnat after all?

i checked the ip address via web browser and it starts at 85. but on my router WAN it says 100.69.2xx.1xx

Meddling-Monk · Thursday at 09:08

jonneymendoza said:
Looks like i may be in cgnat after all?

i checked the ip address via web browser and it starts at 85. but on my router WAN it says 100.69.2xx.1xx

Yeah, if both browser and Router WAN are same IP, then not CGNAT. If any of the IP's begins with 100, then often it is CGNAT - although usually at the router side rather than Internet side (like what you have just seen).

TNA · Thursday at 09:49

jonneymendoza said:
Looks like i may be in cgnat after all?

i checked the ip address via web browser and it starts at 85. but on my router WAN it says 100.69.2xx.1xx

You did not even know about it. So really what difference does it make?

jonneymendoza · Thursday at 09:51

TNA said:
You did not even know about it. So really what difference does it make?

I was wondering why I could not host a game server that my mates could access remotely

Armadillo · Thursday at 19:45

If you re-contracted at some point, they'll switch it on then as well by default.

I got them not to put it on last year when a new contract was taken, but I read somewhere that they won't do it now and will push you to higher packages instead. Don't know if true or if it's just the usual "depends who you speak to" situation.