Modem Mode | Hub 5x | Cooling off period
The dream came true and Virgin laid the fibre and offered FTTP in an area where my ADSL would be lucky to get 32 Megabits per second. I did my research and found that Modem Mode is possible so that I...
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So then we will not have real internet forwarded we will never see the WAN IP we really get this is the future you want?
legacy1 wrote:So then we will not have real internet forwarded we will never see the WAN IP we really get this is the future you want?
IPv6 is the future I want and the one many are delivering. This post will arrive via IPv6.
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On IPv4 as I said in my original response bodging how networks work for the sake of seeing a public IP on the LAN side without it making any functional difference to Internet access and breaking LAN is pointless and silly. If mapping IP addresses to RFC1918 addresses forwarding all ports not used by source NAT via destination NAT is good enough for data centres, all well understood and implemented in both software and hardware ASICs, it's probably adequate for residential users.