hey man came across your content and loving it its filling in some blanks that I have…….quick question are there any work arounds when ISP uses CGNAT…….I hate not having my own public ip……but understand ISP business incentive and IPv4 issues they face
@@plaintextpackets because im only just self learning about CGNAT even though I see its been around for a while ive only just realised mainly in my online gaming…..some games ping atrocious and the odd game its like ive never seem before…..I was just wondering if there is a work around but ive read enough to know there isnt unless paying for it
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hey man came across your content and loving it its filling in some blanks that I have…….quick question are there any work arounds when ISP uses CGNAT…….I hate not having my own public ip……but understand ISP business incentive and IPv4 issues they face
Hi there! Do you mean you want a public IP of your own instead of using the cgnat?
@@plaintextpackets because im only just self learning about CGNAT even though I see its been around for a while ive only just realised mainly in my online gaming…..some games ping atrocious and the odd game its like ive never seem before…..I was just wondering if there is a work around but ive read enough to know there isnt unless paying for it
brillant do you have a VPN you trust?