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Reliance Jio 4G: Strange public IPv4 address assigned behind NAT
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I'll try this today
@Gokul Kannan I tried tail scale the UI is pretty good for Mac osx but its still not available for Android.
Also it don't have that many feature like ngrok or ZeroTier
Also it don't have that many feature like ngrok or ZeroTier
What is ZeroTier??
@Gaurav_add
I would suggest watching this video
Source
But in short it can be used to connect any two devices anywhere on the internet as if it were just a LAN. Latency and performance is lower compared to normal VPNs as connections are directly established between two devices (after a few minutes).
I would suggest watching this video
Source
But in short it can be used to connect any two devices anywhere on the internet as if it were just a LAN. Latency and performance is lower compared to normal VPNs as connections are directly established between two devices (after a few minutes).
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Looks like Jio switched to using private IPs from RFC 1918 (at least partially) instead of using unused large public IP blocks, probably because of AS8003.
I didn't see this thread before posting, sorry.
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Reliance Jio 4G: Strange public IPv4 address assigned behind NAT | Reliance Jio Mobile
Jio as we all know uses NAT for pretty much all their deployments be it 4G or Giga Fibre etc and we usually get assigned an IP address from the 10.0.0.0/8 private IP range. However today when I was just going through my router management UI, I was a bit surprised to see the Jio 4G WAN interface...
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