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lucasnz

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#306211 4-Jul-2023 21:20
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With the recent Chorus price increase, and many ISPs passing on the cost, I'm looking at options. I host some things at home, and life is much easier without CGNAT (don't need a static IP necessarily). Is there definitive list of ISPs that enable you to have public IP address - either through the purchase of a static IP, or they simply don't use CGNAT?

 

I'll start the list with the ISP I currently use - we can add more if other users report their findings here:

 

     

  1. Slingshot - no CGNAT

 

 

 

What other ISPs don't use CGNAT?


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  #3099984 4-Jul-2023 22:05
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Oblivian: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=174969
Is this post maintained, it was originally posted in 2015. That's almost 10 years ago. A lot can change in that time...


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  #3099986 4-Jul-2023 22:08
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Updated as recently as last week

2d has not hafd cg-nat for 10yrs. Nor many others outlined at the bottom of first post.



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  #3099987 4-Jul-2023 22:13
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I'm more interested in the ISPs without CGNAT, than those with. I'll post over there. 


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