Yeah, had the same issue with my ISP, but at least they switched me back to ipv4 after a support call. Didn’t want to pay extra for the privilege of not being reachable from the outside anymore.
I’ve recently changed isp and am now hitting CGNAT problems. I have been running Nextcloudpi for years and now I can’t access it from outside.
I’ve trying to understand if I can fix the problem using IPv6 but from what you’ve said I’m now wondering if a vps is the solution?
I deal with cgnat on my 2 isps at home. Install tailscale on your vps and your router at home and then on your router you can share subnet devices over your tailscale network. Install a reverse proxy on your vps.
If set up correctly you can route a human readable web address (jellyfin.example.com) to your vps static ip address and then to, for example, a docker container with local address 192.168.100.1:8096, via reverse proxy.
CGNATs suck ass though, I had to buy a vps just to access my own network outside my home.
Yeah, had the same issue with my ISP, but at least they switched me back to ipv4 after a support call. Didn’t want to pay extra for the privilege of not being reachable from the outside anymore.
I’ve recently changed isp and am now hitting CGNAT problems. I have been running Nextcloudpi for years and now I can’t access it from outside. I’ve trying to understand if I can fix the problem using IPv6 but from what you’ve said I’m now wondering if a vps is the solution?
My ISP doesn’t properly support IPV6, otherwise it should work. I use wireguard to route just my server traffic to the vps.
I deal with cgnat on my 2 isps at home. Install tailscale on your vps and your router at home and then on your router you can share subnet devices over your tailscale network. Install a reverse proxy on your vps.
If set up correctly you can route a human readable web address (jellyfin.example.com) to your vps static ip address and then to, for example, a docker container with local address 192.168.100.1:8096, via reverse proxy.