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c0ld

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#309234 30-Sep-2023 18:44
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I did do a forum search but couldn't find anything obvious coming up.

 

Have moved into a shared house with Spark Broadband, IP 203.211.xx.xx

 

I'm unable to access anything from outside the network despite a port forward being set up (yes I know, security risk etc etc) - it was working perfectly before on my Vodafone broadband with public IP.

 

 

 

Before I pay for a static IP (and if anyone knows how much they are on Spark that'd be handy too) just want to check Spark is CGNAT and that is likely why I'm having the issue.

 

 

 

Cheers :)


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  #3137123 30-Sep-2023 18:46
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SparkNZ I am sure does not do CG-NAT

 
 
 
 

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  #3137124 30-Sep-2023 18:48
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IP looks like a Devoli one so possibly Contact or someone else who resells Devoli.


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  #3137129 30-Sep-2023 18:52
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As mentioned, if you're posting from that address, it's a Devoli IP range.



c0ld

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  #3137130 30-Sep-2023 18:52
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yitz:

 

IP looks like a Devoli one so possibly Contact or someone else who resells Devoli.

 

 

 

 

Ah thanks for that, didn't even consider they may have done BYO modem. I'll have a chat when the homeowner is back and sure it'll all make a bit more sense and then take it from there.

 

 

 

Thanks everyone, happy for this to be locked. 


  #3137136 30-Sep-2023 19:07
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Gordy

 

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c0ld

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  #3137138 30-Sep-2023 19:10
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Gordy7:

This any help?


https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=174969


 



Sure will be once I find out the ISP. Thanks for that :)

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