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What nat type is Vodafone, EE, 02 and Three network using

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I know that, it's the reason I use it. It facilitates the direct connection between a Vodafone B535 and me anywhere else in the world - so I was just deducing that Vodafone's NAT can't be that bad as it works flawlessly.
 
My Huawei B535 is set to cone by default. You still get D/Type 3 NAT. This does nothing for Vodafone at least.
I've only used EE and Three (the only providers with decent coverage where I live) and it definitely works with EE (and as I haven't played online for a long time I double-checked playing GT Sport online yesterday evening!)
 
I've only used EE and Three (the only providers with decent coverage where I live) and it definitely works with EE (and as I haven't played online for a long time I double-checked playing GT Sport online yesterday evening!)

Could you tell me what router you use with EE? Thank you
 
I believe Three has been firewalling my connection for the last six months. The time would be about the time I renewed my contract. I suspect it is because I use a phone tariff with unlimited data as opposed to data-only.
 
Sorry for bumping an old post, but I'm wondering whether there's any network that you can get NAT type C from any of the UK networks or an eSIM? I'm doing some research into the "Support Codes" that Wii U and 3DS consoles output to be able to make a publicly available thread online to know what the numbers mean.

I'm going to try all my eSIMs when I get a chance, but does anyone know whether any networks that can consistently replicate type C? O2 lately seems to be doing consistently type D.

Our theories are that 110-xx support codes means type A, 120-xx means type B, 220-xx means type D. I'm assuming 210-xx would mean C, but we'd need to do the research to confirm.

Edit: Apparently type F is a thing too? I don't have a clue on how we're going to reproduce that.
 
Sorry for bumping an old post, but I'm wondering whether there's any network that you can get NAT type C from any of the UK networks or an eSIM? I'm doing some research into the "Support Codes" that Wii U and 3DS consoles output to be able to make a publicly available thread online to know what the numbers mean.

I'm going to try all my eSIMs when I get a chance, but does anyone know whether any networks that can consistently replicate type C? O2 lately seems to be doing consistently type D.

Our theories are that 110-xx support codes means type A, 120-xx means type B, 220-xx means type D. I'm assuming 210-xx would mean C, but we'd need to do the research to confirm.

Edit: Apparently type F is a thing too? I don't have a clue on how we're going to reproduce that.
Tried a bunch of eSIMs, but I think we've got everything

110-00 looks to be type A, 120-00 type B, 220-00 type C, 220-01 type D. 000-99 for type F by the looks of it (this was done by someone else on Illiad 4G+).

If anyone's interested, Red Bull Mobile does type C. Firsty failed, O2 and bneSIM type D and Seeek type B.

Testing a few other environments before publishing the information, can't seem to get type A unfortunately.
 
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