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Originally Posted by Akkadius
CGNAT shouldn't keep you from using this - they should be able to adjust your circuit to be able to support such things as needing to direct particular ports for traffic. That is something you need to take up with them.
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They should be able to and can from what I understand but at this early stage it is a flat no from my contact with them. Willing to let me go as a customer rather than create a solution that I even said I would pay for. I'm guessing I'll be better off elsewhere anyway
I'll just research VPN and give it a shot.
It does pose a bigger question though, seems from my research that this is going to roll out pretty much everywhere soon under the guise that IPv4 is running out of IP numbers. This may be sort of true but there is other options to controlling us like this, and it looks like ISPs will use this to create another user charge. Only when everyone stands up to them will they buy the hardware for IPv6 and move on, you know how it goes, get everything out of the old hardware before you move to what is out there.