Lucknow, ACT shoddy practice, moving people from public ip to CG-NAT

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rajil.s

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Lucknow

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BSNL

• Jul 26, 2020

• #1

For the past few months I was given a public ip address by ACT. Today, after a router reboot i was handed over a CG-NAT address. Seems like ACT is forcing everybody to go behind CG-NAT

 

vignesh_venkatesan

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Chennai, Tamil Nadu

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BSNL FTTH, TICFIBER

• Jul 26, 2020

• #2

They don't have enough ipv4 addresses.
In Chennai they're giving public ipv6 address which atleast makes matters little better.

 

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rajil.s

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Lucknow

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BSNL

• Jul 27, 2020

• #3

I bought a static ip from them today, Rs 236 per month is additional fees.

 

Sushubh

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• Jul 27, 2020

• #4

I see posts like this and get amused. How if government out of money when they make 18 percent on virtual goods like apps, streaming and in this case a dedicated ip.