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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › CGNAT no more?
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#237826 19-Jun-2018 17:36
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I read somewhere that BigPipe are not doing or moving away from CGNAT? is this correct?

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  #2040666 19-Jun-2018 17:40
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As taken from: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=158&topicid=236018&page_no=2

 

What is the future of CGNAT on Bigpipe?
After we've completed our planned work, CGNAT will no longer be used on our connections. Any Bigpipe customer who has not purchased a static IPv4 address will instead obtain a dynamic, public IPv4 address after the changes have completed.







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  #2040675 19-Jun-2018 18:01
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Yep, will be gone as it moves across.

 

 

 

Same goes for skinny.




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