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Hi,
I have been attempting to make a server visible on the Internet behind the the 4G Broadband Huawei B818 modem. I have have set up my ubuntu server to run SSH and have confirmed that it works inside my network. In addition I have established a DuckDns address for the server, so that as the WAN Ip shifts, I have a static reference to log on to.
All scans and such of the DuckDNS and the IP address fail, no ports are visible. I read elsewhere on here that this is impossible with the 4G Broadband offering due to expense of public IPs.
Note I am 4 days into this service and I asked the support staff, all 9 of them, at various points if I could host a server, if ports were filtered and each one said no. If I can't open the ports then I will be seeking a cancellation without cost as the service does not match what was described to me.
Thoughts, help experiences?
Thanks
Ok, so from a technical point of view, CGNAT and how addresses are assigned is preventing my server being visble. WIll a Static IP resolve this and is this service offered? My current account is registered as a business with ABN.
Otherwise I am looking at cancellation of service and settlign for my joyous 11Mbs of NBN.
Cheers
@Sporaxis wrote:Ok, so from a technical point of view, CGNAT and how addresses are assigned is preventing my server being visble.
Correct.
@Sporaxis wrote:WIll a Static IP resolve this
Yes, because CGNAT and static IP are mutually exclusive.
@Sporaxis wrote:is this service offered? My current account is registered as a business with ABN.
Optus does over static IP with some business plans/conditions. See here for someones experience in getting static IP with Optus 4G business account.