GreenLantern22
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Re-posting for visibility: https://www.ispreview.co.uk/talk/threads/community-fibre-cgnat.40019/
that's a relief, thanks for the post“This takes effect from the 29th of June, and will only effect new customers.”
I'm already certain that once my contract ends and if i negotiate a new one that will put me into a new contract and my connection will be CGNAT'd. I've decided provided the increase in price is less that the competition available in my area i won't re-contract and just leave it rolling.I guess the real question will be what happens when fixed contracts come to an end and you renew, potentially haggling against the current price. Would that count as a new customer?
Doubt it. I think they are going to push people to 3Gb.I’m hoping an IPv4 public IP will become an addon by the time my contract is up for renewal. Failing that I’ll just use something like Cloudflare tunnelling on my raspberrypi to access my home network.
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How to set up a Cloudflare Tunnel on the Raspberry Pi
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Pity they struggle to commission the 3Gbps service and play router rouletteDoubt it. I think they are going to push people to 3Gb.
I use ZeroTier. I have it setup on a Ubuntu server VM. With ipv4 routing I can get access to my entire network.Pity they struggle to commission the 3Gbps service and play router roulette
Anyone used Tailscale or ZeroTier?
Found out about this the hardway
signed up for hyperfast boost in july 2021 - 24 month contract, this contract ended at around the same time they put all "new" 1gig customers on CGNAT, I'm running some validtor nodes which can nolonger synch with the blockchain as I can't get any inbound peers since being placed on CGNAT, wish some sort of communication was sent out as I have not problem upgrading the 3Gb service, now im waiting for an engineer to confirm booking date for new 3Gb equipment, I have tried using a VPN service a stop gap but its not working so just leaking tokens daily.
i dont know about static IP's, that service was never offered to me, I have always been on my own dynamic IP (albeit veery sticky) my problem is being an a CG-NAT im now sharing an IP with a load of other customers with no way to forward ports correctly.So this would confirm that once your contract ends they put you on CG-NAT? - They said on Twitter that past customers would keep static IP's and this only applied to new ones but seems its actually based on the contracts or they made a mistake.
I think @theRM changed packages from 800Mbits/sec Hyperfast Boost to the current 1Gbits/sec, hence this upgrade activated a change to CGNAT.So this would confirm that once your contract ends they put you on CG-NAT? - They said on Twitter that past customers would keep static IP's and this only applied to new ones but seems its actually based on the contracts or they made a mistake.