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^ Jio would probably be doing some form of NAT ie one NAT layer, but I don't think they would be doing double NAT.
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Airtel's Public IP = WAN IP. So easy port forwarding. What do you mean by Single NAT?
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Why are you saying its double NAT then? There is only one layer of NAT right from the ISP side. The ISP is performing NAT and assigning an IP address which is not routable on the internet on the WAN side. That is just one layer of NAT.
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For me, my WAN IP is not equal to Public IP which is Dual NAT. That by itself is not dual NAT, there would be one layer of NAT on the ISP side in this case. The second layer of NAT is introduced by you on the customer side and that is not mandatory, you could connect a single device without...
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You're a 100% jio insider😆, please tell me Jio fiber will use a different ASN and routing when they launch commercially at least, you know the routing is poor and it negates whatever benefits FTTH brings to the table. Also can I pm you or you pm me, I am just interested in Jio's strategy here. I mean Jio is did the same with their free 4g, they used to have really bad speeds and pings, but after commercial launch it was really good. Because of the poor speeds during the free trial, I actually stayed away from jio 4g for quite a few months unfortunately. I feel it's counter intuitive to give poorer service on the trial/testing period as it gives a wrong impression that service is not up to the mark. For example there are a lot of posts here complaining how the pings are high. I am just asking these as I want to learn what the market strategy is, I am just a curious student 🙂.
You're a 100% jio insider😆, please tell me Jio fiber will use a different ASN and routing when they launch commercially at least, you know the routing is poor and it negates whatever benefits FTTH brings to the table. Also can I pm you or you pm me, I am just interested in Jio's strategy here. I mean Jio is did the same with their free 4g, they used to have really bad speeds and pings, but after commercial launch it was really good. Because of the poor speeds during the free trial, I actually stayed away from jio 4g for quite a few months unfortunately. I feel it's counter intuitive to give poorer service on the trial/testing period as it gives a wrong impression that service is not up to the mark. For example there are a lot of posts here complaining how the pings are high. I am just asking these as I want to learn what the market strategy is, I am just a curious student 🙂.
Bro there is not much demand of high speed internet in Dehradun but I am very hyped about Jio gigafiber services do you have any idea when it's going to rollout or someone who works in Jio contact number
Because I need high speed internet badly,and lines are setted up in my area
Because I need high speed internet badly,and lines are setted up in my area
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If they are doing the pole work? It's almost that they are coming in your area.
Anything happening on the poles (where the wire goes) is that they are doing the implementations.
Given that they are putting the DP's now, expect the service to go live in your area by Oct if not stuck with any calamities
Don't have high hopes given the speed of progress that I have seen at my place. There're lot of stages post the wiring completion that would eventually take 2-3 months.
After JULY
@Nikhil Sharma How did you come across this information?
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