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Airtel Xstream Broadband has switched to CG Nat
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Can someone from Bangalore confirm if they have moved to CGNAT here? I am still using their VDSL (copper) where my public IP is same as allocated IP. They have been delaying the technology upgradation in my locality for the past 1 year. Now I am worried if an upgrade is going to take that away when it happens.
Hey folks, I recently got Airtel Xteme fiber connection about 4 months ago, it worked flawlessly, i even changed my plan from 100 mbps to 200.
But since last week i noticed that my NAS server stopped working, i poked around and noticed none of my port forwards were working even games showed strict NAT type, i did some digging and noticed i have been switched to CG-Nat.
i called 121, asked cc about it, they knew nothing about it, told me their technical engineer would call me, its been a week still haven't received that call.
is there any way i can get a public ip back ? it does not have to be static even. also i would like to know is this limited to my city only (Chandigarh) ? or have have any of you noticed this ?
But since last week i noticed that my NAS server stopped working, i poked around and noticed none of my port forwards were working even games showed strict NAT type, i did some digging and noticed i have been switched to CG-Nat.
i called 121, asked cc about it, they knew nothing about it, told me their technical engineer would call me, its been a week still haven't received that call.
is there any way i can get a public ip back ? it does not have to be static even. also i would like to know is this limited to my city only (Chandigarh) ? or have have any of you noticed this ?
Either ask for a static ipv4 address @99 per month
or use ipv6 address on bridge mode if your router allows.
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or use ipv6 address on bridge mode if your router allows.
Airtel Xstream Broadband has switched to CG Nat | Airtel Xstream Broadband
Hi, I noticed that the PPPOE IP Address picked up by my Asus Router which is connected to the Nokia G-2425G-A Fiber Modem in Bridge mode is no longer public The IP Address aquired by the ASUS Router is not of the private range though - 100.65.189.XXX When I check this IP address with...
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asked cc about it on 121, they said they don't offer any such service 😵, i asked to forward my call to a technical engineer he said they provide static ipv4 only on corporate plans.
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I was provided by Airtel with a Nokia (G-2425G-A) ONT and i bought a Tenda AC-10 Router, Nokia had very bad range and speed on both 2.4 and 5G bands. So i turned off its wireless and put my Tenda in bridge with Nokia (could not enable bridge mode in Nokia) assigned static ip 192.168.1.2 to tenda and this avoids me a double NAT, pretty sure my ac10 supports ipv6, don't know if Airtel provides ipv6 here, most of the WAN settings on Nokia are locked for some reason.
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Read all the 8 pages thread link i posted before. Its all about cgnat and ipv6 on airtel fiber.
For static ipv4 mail to net@airtel.com
For static ipv4 mail to net@airtel.com
I think I got switced to CGNAT too. What WAN ip do you see in the Nokia router? (hide last few digits)
Yeah man, i saw your post on other threads, i was having no luck with 121 customer service so i just mailed them, they called back 4 hours after i sent the mail, said they will give me static ipv4 @ 90 per month and they will send engineer to set it up in 72 hours.
Regarding the bridge issue they said i should write another mail
I don't understand why are they switching to CGNAT, if they really are running out of ipv4 addresses, why not switch to ipv6 if you already have the capability.