Thanks for your response, might switch to Airtel.If your ISP is using CGNAT then only getting a static public IP will help unless you are willing to spend a lot of time & effort learning & setting up reverse proxies/tail-scale type network etc. Airtel does sell static public IP for home connection but jio doesn't seem to sell these for home connection, only enterprise/leased line.
Airtel also uses CGNAT but it also has static IP option for additional 200 per month.Thanks for your response, might switch to Airtel.
@enthusiast29 Thanks, is having a static IP with Airtel fiber enough for port forwarding? Or are there any more nuances associated with it?Airtel also uses CGNAT but it also has static IP option for additional 200 per month.
@napstersquest can throw some light on this.@enthusiast29 Thanks, is having a static IP with Airtel fiber enough for port forwarding? Or are there any more nuances associated with it?
Yes, @enthusiast29 is pretty much spot on@napstersquest can throw some light on this.
It may or may not depend on what router you got from aritel and how much locked down it is.
I have Airtel fiber with static IP, The router they provided me does have options for upnp and port forwarding but they don't work obviously. However I was successfully able to setup Airtel router in bridge mode to my TP link router using which I was able to enable upnp and forward ports easily.@enthusiast29 Thanks, is having a static IP with Airtel fiber enough for port forwarding? Or are there any more nuances associated with it?
Because unfortunately the majority of ppl especially the young gen knows only how to browse social media & play pubg on mobile. People who can even install windows on pc are now a lesser percentage of total online users than 10-15 years ago.IDK why these ISPs want so much control now. Router lock downs, no DNS changes (in some cases), TR-069 remote management etc...
people are becoming dumb day by day.Because unfortunately the majority of ppl especially the young gen knows only how to browse social media & play pubg on mobile. People who can even install windows on pc are now a lesser percentage of total online users than 10-15 years ago.